Examples of using Abrogated in English and their translations into German
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It was later abrogated by the.
The derogation should therefore be abrogated.
God abrogated the injunction promising the priesthood to.
The heights were not abrogated.
No longer necessary, he abrogated the first three injunctions as we.
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Overall, 225 verses were abrogated!
Thus the law of nations was abrogated for the German soldiers 6min. 15-28sec.
Freedoms still existing will be abrogated.
In November 1999 the EU Council abrogated its decision that an excessive deficit existed in Greece.
Oo native cultivation on poles is"abrogated.
Once democratic rights have been abrogated, the right to armed self-defence is incontestable.3.
Law of Moses has been completely abrogated.
Without Kyoto and the many other treaties abrogated by Bush& Co., real progress is probably not possible.
The monthly increments system is therefore abrogated;
Lack and by the one action he abrogated the validity of the.
This implies that the above promise of priesthood was abrogated.
His ascension to Heaven. Hence this abrogated the former statement.
Comment: Paul had clearly shown that the Old Testament Law had been abrogated.
Over the short-term the Chinese carrier abrogated all current contracts.
The present interpretation of the sharia as an irondictatorship of the trader class should be abrogated.
The second was launched in July 2009 and abrogated in December 2012.
On 17 December 1999 the Council abrogated its Decision of 26 September 1994 on the existence of an excessive government deficit in Greece8.
In their contention that Christian law has also been abrogated by.
When slavery was abrogated slavery was simply going on because black people only got famine wages and blacks could hardly go to school.
I wonder, by the way, why these national contributions were abrogated in Maastricht.
We suspect that the adhesion principle was abrogated, whereby spiders thus had to produce threads that were capable of sticking themselves," explains Dr. Joel.
All ceremonials not a legitimate part of such anintimate family relationship are forever abrogated.
Around 1100 a Benedictine cloister had been founded here which was dedicated to the Baptist Johannis andwhich was abrogated after the Peasants' Wars in the 16-th century.
In technical language these terms refer to certain parts of the Qur'anic revelation,which have been'abrogated' by others.
We have had agreements since then to grant autonomy to the Northeast Tamil region,which have been abrogated by the government.