| Birds are unceasingly attentive to neatness and lustration of their plumage. |
| The lustration law was adopted without full consultation and consensus by a simple majority vote in parliament. |
| The right to court hearing and defence is implemented at every stage of the lustration process. |
| Wundts further elucidations refer to the relation of taboo to lustration and sacrifice. |
| The government has an active right-wing agenda, focusing on decommunisation and lustration. |
| He had been obliged to undergo a lustration of near an hour, before he could be put to bed. |
