Примеры использования Derogates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Any conduct which derogates from basic human rights; or.
The volume contract contains a prominent statement that it derogates from this Convention;
Any agreement that derogates from or modifies non-mandatory rules only binds the parties to that agreement and does not affect the rights of third parties.
Nor may they involve“any conduct which derogates from basic human rights” art. 50 d.
This provision derogates from the principle of the non-retroactivity of the law in that it makes the new Act effective as of 6 April 1994, i.e. the beginning of the massacres.
Efforts should be constantly exerted to ensure that no country derogates from the Chemical Weapons Convention.
The inclusion of any clause in the constitution that derogates from the guarantee of gender equality, by deferring to contradictory precepts in other orders of justice such as traditional and religious principles, undermines the equality standards of international human rights law.
Insofar as any of these measures are inconsistent with article 9 of the Covenant,Israel derogates from its obligations under that provision.
The law provides a possibility to conclude a contractual agreement that derogates from the above obligation(art. 324a, para. 4, CO); this generally consists in taking out insurance for loss of earnings in the event of sickness and, in many cases, of maternity as well.
It is therefore far from clear how any recognizable countermeasure in the understood sense of the term could amount to“conduct which derogates from” fundamental rights of this kind.
The responsibility to protect is not a lex specialis that derogates from Article 2, paragraphs 3, 4 and 7, or any other provision of the Charter.
Further the right to freedom of expression, which in the view of the State party includes freedom of the press, is guaranteed in Article 20(2)of the Constitution which provides that no law shall make any provision that derogates from freedom of the press.
In accordance with article 6, the parties' agreement will govern even if it derogates from the provisions of Chapter IV that would otherwise apply.
This regime, which derogates from the principles of free competition, can be explained primarily by the desire, in a small multilingual country, to have national programmes broadcast in the four official languages and to avoid excessive concentration of the media in the hands of powerful groups. It does not imply any State intervention in the autonomy of the radio and television broadcasting enterprises.
Similarly, subparagraph(d) refers to“any conduct which derogates from basic human rights”, without defining derogation or“basic” human rights.
In so far as any of these measures is inconsistent with the provisions of articles 9, 10, paragraphs 2, 10, paragraphs 3, 12, paragraphs 1, 14, 17, 19, paragraphs 2, 21 or 22 of the Covenant,the United Kingdom hereby derogates from its obligations under those provisions.
Ireland also agrees with the general thrust of the limitation specified in subparagraph(d), that is,any conduct which derogates from basic human rights, but regards the phrase“basic human rights” as too general and imprecise for this purpose.
Notwithstanding article 88, if terms of a volume contract are subject to this Instrument under Article 3(3)(b), the volume contract may provide for greater or lesser duties, rights, obligations, and liabilities than those set forth in the Instrument provided that the volume contract[is agreed to in writing or electronically],contains a prominent statement that it derogates from provisions of the Instrument, and.
However, Act No. 017-2009/AN of 5 May 2009 on the suppression of organized crime derogates from the aforementioned provision on periods of custody.
Unless otherwise specified in this instrument,any contractual stipulation that derogates from the provisions of this instrument is null and void, if and to the extent it is intended or has as its effect, directly or indirectly, to exclude,[or] limit[, or increase] the liability for breach of any obligation of the carrier, a performing party, the shipper, the controlling party, or the consignee under the provisions of this instrument.
It is of course quite correct that a treaty may provide for such a possibility, but, subject to what is stated on this problem in the next section of this chapter, what is involved is a conventional rule orlex specialis which derogates from the general principles embodied in the Vienna Conventions; these principles have a purely residual character of intention See the second report on reservations to treaties(A/CN.4/477/Add.1), paras. 133 and 163.
Hence, in accordance with the provisions of article 677-5 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, which derogates the provisions of articles 48 to 52 of that Code, homes"may be inspected or searched at any time of day or night upon written authorization from the judge hearing the case or from the Public Prosecutor, even without the consent of the person whose home is being searched.
An arbitration panel, however, has concluded that, because article 40 expresses fundamental"principles of fair dealing" found in the domestic laws of many countries and underlying many provisions of the CISG itself,a derogation from article 40 should not be implied from a contractual warranty clause that derogates from articles 35, 38 and 39-- even though the provisions expressly derogated from are closely associated and generally work in tandem with article 40.
Thus, the initial version of the draft convention had provided,in relevant part that"any contractual stipulation that derogates from this instrument is null and void, if and to the extent that it is intended or has as its effect, directly or indirectly, to exclude,[or] limit[, or increase] the liability for breach of any obligation of the carrier, a performing party, the shipper, the controlling party, or the consignee" A/CN.9/WG. III/WP.21, article 17.1.
In an attempt to justify the presence of the Croatian army in Bosnia andHerzegovina by a bilateral agreement with the Bosnian Muslim leadership, Mr. Granić derogates the validity of the Security Council resolutions, particularly resolution 752(1992), which contains an explicit demand that all troops from outside Bosnia and Herzegovina be withdrawn from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The parties may not derogate from or vary the effect of this article.
The parties may not derogate from or vary the effect of this article.
The carriers may conclude agreements which derogate from Articles 35, 36 and 38.
Derogate the law on blasphemy guaranteeing in practice the right to freedom of religion(Spain);
The parties may derogate from or vary by agreement the following provisions of this Law.