Примеры использования May derogate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These agreements may derogate only from the provisions of Articles 14 to 16 and 18 to 21.
For this reason, in emergencies threatening citizens' lives and the survival of the State,the Government may derogate from its obligations only under certain conditions.
The parties may derogate from or vary by agreement the following provisions of this Law.
In situations of public emergency which threaten the life of the nation and the existence of which is officially proclaimed,a State may derogate from certain human rights obligations.
The parties concerned may derogate from it, either by reaching agreement on a longer time period or by drawing up a lease.
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.
By agreement parties may derogate from the provisions of civil law acts and regulate their relationships on their own reasonable discretion.
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.
According to the article 38 of the Code the court may derogate from equality of the shares in joint property in favor of under aged children' interests.
At the same time, the effectiveness of the protection offered by human rights law until now has been limited,for example, in states of emergency where Governments may derogate from their international human rights obligations.
Even during times of emergency, where States may derogate from certain other rights specified in the Covenant, the prohibition on discrimination remains intact.
It is necessary, if their effect is not to be nullified, to remove these minimal obligations, as well as those relating to place of business,from the ambit of the provisions from which the parties may derogate by exercising their contractual freedom draft article 3.
As the mediator may derogate from the principle of confidentiality if it is satisfied in the process of mediation that the adult family members violate the rights of minors.
Article 6 Party autonomy Subject to article 21, the assignor,the assignee and the debtor may derogate from or vary by agreement provisions of this Convention relating to their respective rights and obligations.
The Parties may derogate from the exclusive right provided for in paragraph 1 in respect of public lending, provided that at least authors obtain remuneration for such lending.
When a public emergency which threatens the life of a nation arises and it is officially proclaimed,a State party may derogate from a number of rights to the extent strictly required by the situation.
The federal and cantonal employment offices may derogate from this principle and agree to exceptions for persons from other countries provided they are highly qualified and special reasons warrant such an exception.
Thus, article 30, paragraph 1(e) of the Law on Foreign Persons(Loi des Etrangers), which entered into force at the beginning of 2008,provides that the authorities may derogate from the general conditions of admission to the country in order to regulate stays by human trafficking victims and witnesses.
The Court upheld the sanctions, and the primacy of the Security Council when acting under the Charter of the United Nations, but also ruled, apparently for the first time, that courts could review Security Council decisions to ensure that they comply withinternationally recognized fundamental norms of human rights from which neither Member States nor the United Nations may derogate.
Unless the spouses have executed a prenuptial agreement,the court may derogate from equality of parties in view of the interests of minor children or notable interests of either spouse.
The Special Rapporteur notes that, in time of public emergency which threatens the life of the nation and which is officially and lawfully proclaimed in accordance with international law,a State may derogate from certain rights, including the right to freedom of expression.
Where water is critical to alleviate an emergency situation,aquifer States may derogate from the provisions of the articles in parts II to IV of the present Convention to the extent necessary to alleviate the emergency situation.
In conformity with paragraph 1 of the above-mentioned article 3,"watercourse States may enter into one or more agreements… which apply and adjust the provisions of the present articles",which seems to indicate that these specific agreements may derogate from the rules of the future convention.
Under the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights, States may derogate from this freedom in time of emergency that threatens the life of the nation, provided they follow specific requirements relating to the declaration of emergency.
The law should provide that, except as otherwise provided in recommendations 14, 109, 129-132, 202-211 and 213-222, the secured creditor andthe grantor or the debtor may derogate from or vary by agreement its provisions relating to their respective rights and obligations.
Contractual terms as well as international usage andpractices established between the parties may derogate from the principle of simultaneous performance in handing over the goods and paying the price, a principle which applies only"if the buyer is not bound to pay the price at any other specific time", according to the terms of article 58 1.
In the rare instance where a genuine emergency exists that does not reach the level of an armed conflict,internally displaced persons may be left without legal protection because a State may derogate from certain human rights obligations that are key to life-essential protection.
The Court denied all the applicants' claims and upheld the sanctions, as well as the primacy of the Security Council when acting under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, but also ruled, apparently for the first time,that courts could review Security Council decisions to ensure that they comply with internationally recognized fundamental norms of human rights from which neither Member States nor the United Nations may derogate.
The Guide to Practice in respect of reservations being drafted by the Commission is similar in nature, and it would not be advisable to recall under each of its headings that States andinternational organizations may derogate therefrom by including in the treaties which they conclude clauses on reservations subject to special rules.
Pursuant to article 4 of the aforementioned Law,a party who knows that any provision of this Law from which the parties may derogate or any requirement under the arbitration agreement has not been complied with and yet proceeds with the arbitration without stating his objection to such non-compliance without undue delay or, if a time-limit is provided therefor, within such period of time, shall be deemed to have waived his right to object.