Examples of using Abrogated in English and their translations into Chinese
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Second, the doctrine applies only to treaties of indefinite or perpetual duration that contain no express provision concerning the procedure by which they may be amended or abrogated.
Ms. Ilboudo(Burkina Faso) said that, once the Individual and Family Code had entered into force, any contrary provisions of the French Civil Code had been abrogated.
AI noted that on 10 April 2009, President Iloilo announced that he was taking over executive authority of the Government and abrogated the 1997 Constitution.
Afghan women and their supporters sought wording in the new constitution that would restore the equal rights of women which had been abrogated by the Taliban.
Since 28 September 2000, Israel has reoccupied most of the territory of the Palestinian National Authority and has abrogated agreements and failed to implement understandings.
Exhausted by war, it voluntarily abrogated what had been more than four centuries of imperial ambitions.
The new law abrogated the discriminatory provisions which fixed the minimum age of marriage at 14 for women and 17 for men.
Our region was a showcase of dictatorial horrors, fueled by the existence of repressive military regimes that abrogated political freedoms.
Congress appointed Eduardo Duhalde as acting president, who abrogated the fixed exchange rate established by Menem.
These statutes never obliged the non-Jewish world and have simply been abrogated by the New Covenant, so that now the ritual observances proper are illicit.
Have the pundits been smoking something? Or have Trump and pro-Brexit leader Nigel Farage abrogated the principles of introductory macroeconomics?
The decree appointing Lieutenant General Sanogo as Head of the military committee to monitor the reform of defence and security forces was abrogated on 28 August.
She reestablished Sunday masses, suspended the use of red armbands, and abrogated the harebrained decrees.
Many ministers are teaching their people, and many professors and teachers are instructing their students, that the law of God has been changed or abrogated;
And it's one we often hear quoted in the context of someone telling us Adventists that the Seventh-day Sabbath has been abrogated.
They handed their money over to an immature company and in the process abrogated their rights to fair treatment, good governance, and reasonable valuations.”.
In Argentina, for example, Law No. 26.571 of December 2009 has abrogated the provision of the National Electoral Code that excluded illiterate deaf persons from the exercise of the right to vote.
The Kingdom of Cambodia has abrogated all provisions of the Criminal Law, which are discriminatory against women by not allowing to exist any deprivation of rights or discrimination against women.
Similarly, in 1801 Lord Stowell" assumed without discussion" in The Frau Ilsabe that war between Great Britain and the Netherlands abrogated treaties between them.
Since the US had abrogated both, their position was either the US confirmed the existing treaties and received compensation or insisted on new ones and did not.