Examples of using Abrogate in English and their translations into Arabic
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None of these programmes, however, should abrogate or diminish the enjoyment of human rights for all,
(d) To establish the independence of the judiciary and abrogate all laws granting impunity to specified forces
Also demands that the Government of Iraq abrogate any and all decrees that prescribe cruel and inhuman punishment or treatment and take every step necessary to ensure that the practice of torture and cruel and unusual punishments and treatment no longer occur;
(b) Restore the independence of the judiciary and abrogate all laws granting impunity to specified forces
(c) Abrogate all decrees that prescribe cruel
(f) That the Government of Iraq immediately abrogate all legislation and abolish all policies implementing punishments imposed on persons for the alleged crimes of family members and others in extended relationship to them;
(k) That the Government of Iraq abrogate all discriminatory legislation and cease all discriminatory policies which interfere with the free and equal enjoyment of property, and that those whose property has been arbitrarily or unjustly destroyed or confiscated be appropriately compensated;
In particular, the Committee recommends that the State party abrogate the provisions of the Building and Construction Industry Improvement Act 2005 that imposes penalties, including six months of incarceration, for industrial action and consider amending the Fair Work Act 2009.
Also demands that the Government of Iraq abrogate any and all decrees that prescribe cruel and inhuman punishment
(b) That the Government of Iraq abrogate all laws granting impunity to specified forces
It argues that social goods and services-- which the market alone cannot guarantee and for which the State cannot abrogate responsibility-- should be thus understood as being different from other types of goods and services.
facilitate the provision of external assistance, such agreements may not abrogate national standards for other purposes.
For its part, the United Nations has maintained that, as far as the Turkish/Turkish Cypriot side is concerned, the Turkish Forces are the party to the cease-fire established in 1974 and cannot abrogate their responsibility in that regard.
(k) To decree reforms and abrogate laws;
Abrogate the Amnesty Decree-Law No. 2.191(Italy); 121.117.
Abrogate all discriminatory laws against non-Jewish children(Tunisia); 136.21.
Abrogate all provisions criminalizing freedom of expression(Switzerland); 93.43.
Nevertheless, you are going to have to abrogate and egress from the premises.
It also recommended that States should abrogate legislation leading to impunity for those responsible for torture.
The Government of Iraq should immediately abrogate any and all decrees that prescribe cruel and unusual punishment or treatment.