Not all the CSFS holdings were culled and tested; some farmers, for example, with rare breeds where replacements would be difficult to find, applied successfully for derogation from culling for up to five years.
A minimum data set is necessary to evaluate the request for derogation; this is what we have specified in annex IV; if, in addition, further data is required by a Member State for an evaluation, it can request as much or as little as is needed.
However, this is not the case for the ICESCR, which neither contains a derogation clause allowing for derogations, nor a provision prohibiting derogations.
This is unlike the ICCPR, Article 4 of which specifies the conditions for derogations from its provisions, and prohibits derogations from several rights (Article 4, paragraphs 1 and 2, respectively).
In their December ruling, the law lords had already queried the government's justification for its derogation.
The CCTV system was not able to meet these requirements and the trust asked for a derogation... while they sort it out".
Companies dislike it, since it eats into their sales in more lucrative markets, and they fear that it will grow when even lower-price markets, such as Poland, join the EU.To ease these worries, the G10 calls for a "derogation" or exemption of new member states from the EU's free trade in pharmaceuticals.
I have today written to the European Commission asking for a derogation so that over 1m businesses with turnovers, not at the current 660,000, but at £1.35m or less will be able to take advantage of more flexible VAT payment options to suit their business needs.
A similar pattern of results was found for message derogation, with a marginally significant self-affirmation × activity interaction, b =.32, t(118) = 1.83 p =.07.
Decentralisation leads to a loss of power for unions, because non-organised decentralisation leads to the use of derogations for a rising number of companies.
Three of the six main union confederations signed in 2013 a central agreement in France, subsequently enacted as law, introducing the possibility of derogation from sectoral standards for companies in economic difficulty subject to commitments to refrain from implementing redundancies.
