Examples of using Dereliction in English and their translations into German
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What means dereliction'?
Joyce and her husband John bought Ghan House in andrescued it from near dereliction.
Anything less is a dereliction of moral duty.
Neglect of other interests ending in dereliction.
St. Antoniuskirche, saved from dereliction, was built in around 1200.
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Saved from dereliction After the end of the Habsburg Monarchy the property was taken over by the State.
You know how I hate confrontation, or mess, or dereliction of duty.
Dereliction 6.3.4 Coastal erosion 6.4 Soil pollution 6.4.1 Soil acidification 6.4.2 Radioactivity 6.5 Conclusions Notes and sources.
Was what I did so dishonourable that my dereliction now robs me of honour?
In addition, particularly in the eastern German churches there are 130 churches that are no longer used,79 on the grounds of dereliction.
They were accused of power abuse, dereliction of duty and bribery linked to the collapse of Panjiang Bridge in Jiangyou on July 9.
The Phase II Urban Pilot Projects address a wide range of urban problems,from traffic congestion and waste management to urban dereliction and economic decline.
Where Gerhard D. WempeKG is also liable for minor dereliction, liability is limited in extent to typical, predictable damage as specified in agreement.
Return, relapse, launch into a time akin to a sort of aquarium, a childhood despised, loathed, your village in the foothills,a world straight from life's ancient dereliction.
In subsequent years the fort suffered some decades of dereliction and no longer manned, except during the period of brigandage as a place of meeting of forced house.
Citizens have the right to make to relevant state organs complaints and charges against, or exposures of,any state organ or functionary for violation of the law or dereliction of duty;
Extreme climactic conditions(gale-strength winds, rain- and snowfall) combined with dereliction resulted in the destruction of a large part of the monastery complex.
This can result in dereliction which results in an eyesore, but more importantly the house is uninhabited when it could be used to contribute to the housing supply in this country.
Is the implication of Rosa Barba's 2007'round table' that this conversation was at once already archaeological,cultural dereliction its subject, modernism itself defined as a kind of predictive memorialisation?
This dereliction has spawned an underground working group in this region, and it is using its resources to align with other regional groups and nations to reverse what lies ahead.
The postponement of the immediate motion of censure is a complete dereliction of Parliament's duty of control and the joint resolution is an attempt to justify that dereliction.
CB- Speaking of'dereliction of duties', do you ever just sit down to practice any one instrument, be it the bass, guitar or the piano, getting lost in playing twiddly-bits, or does the bulk of your practice come from the creative process?
Nor shall it apply if any exclusion or limitation of liability is agreed for other forms of damage caused by anyintentional or grossly negligent dereliction of duty on the part of any legal representative or vicarious agent of the user.
I must apologise for the irregularities and derelictions of duty that have been blamed on staff unknown to me, but I cannot allow the fact that duties were neglected anywhere to lead me to also violate my own and to disregard the Commission rules.
The liability disclaimer provision under Section 4 shall not apply if any exclusion or restriction of liability agreed for injury to life, physical injury or damage to health is due to intentional or negligent dereliction of duty on the part of the user or intentional or negligent dereliction of duty on the part of any legal representative or vicarious agent of the user;
Cowardly judges refuse to allowany exposure Obama's actual natural born identity and, in their dereliction, have conjured a legal fantasy filled with pressurizing wrath in which a candidate's eligibility for president is not only declared legally uncontestable but is also automatically preeminent.