Examples of using Derogate in English and their translations into Arabic
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This is to say that the State would in effect have to prove public health justifications before it could derogate from any human rights standards.
In particular, this provision of article 4, paragraph 1, must be complied with if any distinctions between persons are made when resorting to measures that derogate from the Covenant.
the parties may exclude the Convention ' s application(totally or partially) or derogate from its provisions.
In such cases the country must expressly derogate and must adhere to the principle of proportionality.
the assignment of competence to military tribunals as well as laws and measures governing states of emergencies can derogate from these guarantees.
The process of reconciliation must not derogate legal provisions relating to remedies, if lasting peace is to be achieved.
The Committee also emphasized that the formulation of budget proposals based on a standardized funding model should not in any way derogate from the legislative role of the General Assembly in the consideration and approval of first-year budgets(A/64/660, paras. 89-91).
The guarantee of Charter rights and freedoms should not be construed so as to abrogate or derogate from any Aboriginal, treaty or other rights or freedoms pertaining to the Aboriginal peoples of Canada(art. 25);
Alarmed in particular at the establishment of military courts whose rules derogate flagrantly from the intangible standards relating to the right to liberty and security, as well as the right to a fair trial.
Nothing in this Act contained shall be construed so as to prevent or abrogate or derogate from any arrangement or practice for the provision of international co-operation in criminal matters otherwise than in the manner provided for by this Act".
It was also suggested that those volume contracts that were subject to the draft instrument could derogate from certain of its provisions,
In certain limited, exceptional circumstances, for example, in a state of public emergency, States parties to some of the human rights treaties may derogate from certain civil and political rights.
The parties may exclude the application of this Convention or derogate from or vary the effect of any of its provisions[either by an explicit exclusion or impliedly, through contractual terms that vary from its provisions].".
act is not absolute. A State may derogate from it and voluntarily change the scope of temporal application of its act.
Portugal also welcomes the retaining of the expression" unless the treaty otherwise provides", since article 20, paragraph 5, of the Vienna Convention also admits that a treaty can derogate the general rule on tacit acceptance of reservations.
The prohibition against torture is part of customary international law and is a rule from which states cannot derogate, whether or not they are a party to the various treaties such as CAT, which prohibit it.
the Assembly decided that the standardized model should not in any way derogate from its legislative role in the consideration and approval of budgets.
Where one of the parties to the contract for the international sale of goods has its place of business in a State that has made a reservation under article 96, the parties may not derogate from or vary the effect of article 12.
In Advisory Opinion No. 8" Habeas Corpus in Emergency Situations", the Court addressed the question of whether a State can derogate from the right to challenge the legality of detention, which is not expressly mentioned in the list of non-derogable rights found in article 27(2).
(g) The Supreme Constitutional Court has also delivered its opinion on the extent of the Legislature ' s discretionary power over the regulation of public rights and freedoms. The Court has determined that the legislature may not derogate from a constitutionally protected right by omission or curtailment(ruling handed down in Constitutional Case No. 16, judicial year 15, session of 14 January 1995);