Sentence examples for derogation has been from inspiring English sources

In practice though, the derogation has been controversial, with Poland – by far the system's biggest beneficiary – claiming hundreds of millions of euros for ghost coal plants which did not exist.

We focus on how these derogations have been defined across agricultural sectors, including the guidelines tabled by the European Commission.

"My whole life has been a derogation of my responsibilities to my fatal foetus".

Despite the fundamental importance of the right to strike in collective bargaining and industrial relations, it has been recognised that derogations or restrictions to this right may be necessary to avoid abuse or usage of this right contrary to the needs of the community [ 33].

The exemption has been called "the Swedish derogation" because that is where the contracts originate, though in Sweden, workers still receive equal pay once in post and 90% of normal pay between assignments.

We are opposed to the prevention of a possible liberalisation of services of general interest by means of derogations to the directive on services, such as has been attempted by the Federal Minister for the Economy in Germany.

Certain key convention rights – such as the prohibition against torture – nonetheless remain in place even if the secretary general of the Council of Europe has been informed in advance of a temporary derogation.

Derogations from economic, social and cultural rights The question of whether state parties may derogate from economic, social and cultural rights in times of public emergency has been a matter of much debate.

It has been noted that the Indian courts have thus been used to exemplify how much more deference Singapore courts should give to the Government, and that the Article 14(2) derogation clause was said to confer upon Parliament a great amount of discretionary power.

Whereas Mexico has been required to make numerous concessions to Europe (such as in the agricultural, investment and public procurement sectors), the EU has included derogations and restrictions for itself in order to keep competition at bay.

This could have been a derogation of the president's policy or of the chief editorial writer's prose.