Übersetzungen für „recantation“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

re·can·ta·tion [ˌri:kænˈteɪʃən] SUBST

recantation

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All week the two ministers worked with her, and under their supervision she had written out a formal recantation of her unsound opinions that brought objection from all the ministers.

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Other common innocence efforts center on victim recantations if applicable.

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He was suspended from his ministry, enjoined to make a public submission and recantation, condemned in costs of suit, and committed to prison.

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There were (recantations) by seven of nine prosecutorial witnesses and there was no forensic evidence linking him to the crime.

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Unhappily for her, he unexpectedly withdrew his recantations at the last minute as he was to be burned at the stake, thus ruining her government's propaganda victory.

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Interpretations, debates, refinements of views, recantations: film culture in the 1950s was such that no film was truly complete without its bountifully intelligent critical reception.

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Baker maintained her recantation when prosecutors called her as a witness.

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He made a public recantation in 1684, was excluded from his living in 1685-1688, and ended his career by being convicted of forgery in 1707.

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Following the original trial, conflicting and inconclusive witness evidence was further undermined by recantations.

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On the day of his burning, he dramatically withdrew his recantation.

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