Examples of using Abrogated in English and their translations into Arabic
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The President of Fiji abrogated the Constitution on 10 April this year.
Instruments of this kind are not, ipso facto, abrogated by war.".
To facilitate this, on 29 May the Fiji military forces abrogated our 1997 Constitution.
The 1970 Republican constitution was however abrogated by Decree No 30, following the July 1994 military take over.
freedoms may be temporarily limited in emergency situations, they may not be suspended or abrogated.
Nothing in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan-Israel General Armistice Agreement of 3 April 1949 abrogated prior agreements under the truce.
In 1987, Lt. Col. Sitiveni Rabuka, staged a military coup d ' état and abrogated the 1970 Constitution.
The military government abrogated the Constitution and then enacted decrees to govern.
Those rules would certainly be abrogated once the sanctions were lifted.
Using the danger of radicalism as an excuse, the same three powers abrogated the constitution and in 1793 again stripped Poland of territory.
After the Fukushima incident, the law was abrogated and the end of nuclear energy was set to 2022.
The Code of Civil Procedure promulgated on 27 July 1993 abrogated Act No. 1510 of 1911, which had regulated the Code of Civil Proceedings formerly in force.
The Constitution had been abrogated, and the judiciary dismissed. Key rights were not being upheld.
Similarly, in 1925 the British Government denounced the 1907 Hague Convention VI, which would not have been necessary if it had been abrogated by the First World War.
He requested clarification as to whether the Dahir of 10 April 1973 had abrogated the Dahir of 15 November 1958 on public assemblies.
Third, the United States abrogated the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, recognized by the international community as the cornerstone of global strategic stability, through its unilateral withdrawal from the Treaty.
Executive Decree No. 2421 of 4 March 2002 abrogated Executive Decree No. 2404 and declared that the state of emergency in Sucumbios and Orellana provinces over.
Yet, as has become strikingly clear over the last couple of years, such responsibility has to a very great extent been abrogated by large sections of the media.
This draft resolution focuses entirely on one country that has never threatened its neighbours or abrogated its obligations under any disarmament treaty.
Our region was a showcase of dictatorial horrors, fueled by the existence of repressive military regimes that abrogated political freedoms.