This, however, does not absolve the Government of Iraq from its responsibility to implement the Convention.

We set up an independent combat unit and absolve the party of all responsibility.

25. In other words, even though conflict prevention is preferable, this does not absolve the Organization of the responsibility to manage conflicts which may break out.

The Greek Cypriot representative, in a vain attempt to absolve the Greek Cypriot side from the responsibility of creating and perpetuating the conflict in the island, once again depicts Northern Cyprus as quot occupied areas quot .

I know you absolve me, don't you, kid?

The Special Committee stresses, however, that reliance on regional solutions does not absolve the United Nations of its responsibility under the Charter for the maintenance of international peace and security.

We would also like to emphasize that the increased role of regional organizations should not absolve the United Nations of its Charter responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security.

6.3 The Committee recalls that mere doubts about the effectiveness of remedies do not absolve an individual from exhausting them.

The Greek Cypriot representative, in a vain attempt to absolve his side from the responsibility of creating and perpetuating the Cyprus dispute, once again refers to the legitimate presence of a guarantor power in Northern Cyprus as an quot illegal occupation quot .

The Committee considered that mere doubts about the effectiveness of civil remedies did not absolve the author from attempting to exhaust them.

4.7 Accordingly, the authors have neither exhausted domestic remedies available to them, nor demonstrated any special circumstances which might absolve them from doing so.

The Committee stated in the same decision that mere doubts about the effectiveness of available civil remedies do not absolve a petitioner from pursuing them .l

However, the attachment of primary liability to the operator was not intended to absolve the State from discharging its own duties of prevention under international law.

Mere doubts about the effectiveness of such remedies, or the belief that the resort to them may incur costs, do not absolve a complainant from pursuing them.

Parents Responsibility and Protection from Detrimental Practices

That Mr. Barbaro was not informed of potential judicial remedies by the judicial authorities of South Australia did not absolve him from seeking to pursue avenues of judicial redress.

Mere doubts about the effectiveness of such remedies, or the belief that the resort to them might incur costs did not absolve a complainant from pursuing them. Chapter V

That God may absolve them of their sins and reward them for the best that they had done.

That God may absolve them of their sins and reward them for the best that they had done.

95. In March 1998, the Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) adopted in its first reading the draft of the so called General Service Law whose article 17 would absolve General Security Service interrogators of criminal responsibility in the discharge of their mission, even in the case of death.

States did not have a responsibility to protect people from serious crimes but rather a responsibility not to commit them.

Nevertheless, many corporate responsibility initiatives currently came directly from industry.

Other new pressures stemmed from the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) process.

But we have a responsibility to move from analysis to action.

NEW DELHI Few areas of economic activity in the United States are more politicized than housing finance. Yet the intellectual left has gone to great lengths to absolve regulators, government lending mandates, and agencies like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac of any responsibility for the housing boom and the subsequent bust.

He resigned from the job to take the responsibility for the loss.

SFOR has taken over from IPTF the responsibility for supervising these forces.

God has shown you how to absolve yourselves of your oaths. He is your Guardian and is All knowing and All wise.

God has shown you how to absolve yourselves of your oaths. He is your Guardian and is All knowing and All wise.

He argues, referring to the Committee's Views in Suarez de Guerrero v. Colombia, that the officer's domestic acquittal does not absolve the State party from its Covenant obligations and independent international assessment of the facts claimed.

The right to life guaranteed by section 30 (1) of the Constitution is further eroded by the numerous military decrees which absolve security agents from criminal prosecution in the exercise of their powers under such decrees.

The European Union condemned all forms of ethnic cleansing and reiterated that no peace agreement could absolve those who participated in such acts.

I want to take some responsibility for these two kids from now on.

If you avoid the major sins that you are forbidden, We will absolve you of your misdeeds and admit you to a noble abode.

If you avoid the major sins that you are forbidden, We will absolve you of your misdeeds and admit you to a noble abode.

Responsibility to protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity

It is clear from all this that our Summit bears a very special responsibility.

Responsibility to protect populations from genocide and other crimes against humanity is an imperative.

Drawing from the sense of collective responsibility as underlined in the UN Millennium Declaration

But those who have faith and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down to Muhammad and it is the truth from their Lord He shall absolve them of their misdeeds and set right their affairs.

But those who have faith and do righteous deeds and believe in what has been sent down to Muhammad and it is the truth from their Lord He shall absolve them of their misdeeds and set right their affairs.

In the long run, of course, both types of corruption are corrosive of the respect and trust that good governance requires, which can undermine economic performance in its own right. But that does not absolve us of the responsibility to define corruption properly  and to acknowledge obvious and important cultural differences in how it is understood.

In the long run, of course, both types of corruption are corrosive of the respect and trust that good governance requires, which can undermine economic performance in its own right. But that does not absolve us of the responsibility to define corruption properly and to acknowledge obvious and important cultural differences in how it is understood.

As regards the author apos s argument that he had been advised that his appeal would not be successful, the State party recalls that doubts about the likelihood of success of remedies do not absolve an author from exhausting them.

In the circumstances, the existence of one judgment, albeit on issues similar to those in the author apos s case, did not absolve Mr. Barbaro from attempting to avail himself of the remedy under Rule 98.01 of the Supreme Court Rules.