lustrate

Lustrate officials and MPs who have discredited the state power and reduce expenses on maintenance of the state apparatus;

Demonstrations will be held that lustrate the diversity of the lapidary arts including cabochon cutting, flint knapping, wire wrapping andjewelry making.

Today we'll lustrate the Party of the Regions through the trash, and tomorrow we'll throw Avakov on the landfill.

The words "terra Francesca nuper lustrate" (the land of Francis lately explored), written on North America, are most likely a reference to Giovanni Verrazzano's French sponsored voyage to North America in 1523/24.

it examines the degree to which religious legacies affect the likelihood for a particular postcommunist country to lustrate and the intensity of various lustrative phenomena.

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Moreover, the late lustration system was associated with application deficiencies common to prior attempts to lustrate. Among these, the most relevant were: incomplete information (missing files, incomplete folders, functioning of state councils dealing with Secret files) and the impossibility to clearly draw the line between the status of "collaborator" and that of "victim".

"Some people in our institute think that if we lustrate everyone we need [to] according to the law, it might last longer than 10 years," she said.