Responding to a question of whether the trial could provide Pérez Molina with a chance to absolve himself, Aldana solemnly answered, "I, who know the details of the investigation up close, don't see how there can be a sentence that will absolve him".
That will absolve the county from having to provide landfill space for ash.
No one can absolve you of your sins if you don't believe it in your heart, and I honestly don't believe there's any amount of good I can do in my life that'll absolve me of his death.
Well, to paraphrase Fidel, who once said that history will absolve him, history has already condemned Álvaro Uribe".
Bush, of course, has been notoriously stubborn about his Iraq War and thinks that history will absolve him as it did Wilson and Harry Truman.
Our article challenges the commonly expressed view that genetic accounts will absolve family members' sense of (self- blame in relation to their relative'self- blame' dingnosis.
It's one thing to feel sorry for yourself, as Drake does on just about every other song he's ever tracked, quite another to suggest that no amount of penitence will absolve the narrator's self-loathing.
Dragnea was convicted of organising electoral fraud in the 2012 presidential impeachment referendum, and this new law will absolve him of that crime and allow him to return to public office.
Pilgrims believe, based on the date and the alignment of the Sun, Moon and Jupiter, that bathing in one of four locations across India will absolve them of their sins.
The hope for Mr Kan, if he is the new leader, will be that his silence on the issue during the past nine months will absolve him of responsibility for it.
