Examples of using Derogation in English and their translations into Arabic
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In derogation of the Constitution as well as international norms, the Law imposes extensive
It has not permitted any restriction upon or derogation from any of the fundamental human rights, breach of which is punishable by the existing law.
Article 9(a) granted a derogation until 31 December 1993 to some vessels for the use of longer gear, stating that.
The Committee has no information as to which factors are considered" a threat to the life of the nation" justifying derogation from particular rights, or which factors justify continued derogation.
rule that mandatory recruitment starts at the age of 18 and the information indicating that no derogation from this rule is accepted.
Despite the increase in the prison population, the provisions of the three main paragraphs of article 10 had not given rise to any derogation or special regulation.
The question of derogation might also arise in situations where the relevant treaty does not expressly allow derogation.
The European Union had subsequently granted Bangladesh a derogation from these rules of origin until the end of 1998.
Safeguards related to derogation, as embodied in article 4 of the Covenant, are based on the principles of legality and the rule of law inherent in the Covenant as a whole.
In addition, all derogation measures, such as the detention of suspects without trial, are subject to applications and challenges in the High Court.
National regulators may permit a derogation for newly formed businesses
(b) Respect the prohibition on derogation contained in article 4.2; the State party should
He also requested that the Security Council allow derogation from the statutory prohibition against two judges of the same nationality serving at the Tribunal at the same time.
Similarly, the reservation concerning the status of women within the family constituted a very serious derogation from the principle of equality and non- discrimination upheld by the Covenant.
A derogation had to be decided by a two-thirds majority of Parliament,
Furthermore, no derogation from the obligations taken under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights is provided for terrorist cases(Art. 4 of the Covenant).
He also requested that the General Assembly allow derogation from the statutory prohibition against two judges of the same nationality serving at the Tribunal at the same time.
No derogation may be made from these two rights to the detriment of a female worker.
The High Commissioner concluded that the derogation from guarantees during the coup was incompatible with the international obligations of Honduras.
No State can claim derogation from the essential obligations entailed therein on grounds of a state of emergency.