Sentence examples for on derogations from inspiring English sources
I first read "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in an eighth-grade class in 1964, when it was probably just going out of fashion as required reading for American school children — and the phrase "Uncle Tom" was about to come into widespread use as the ultimate instrument of black-on-black derogation.
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.
These consist primarily of derogations and limitations of the rights.
Coming back to the excise exemptions, the forthcoming ECOFIN Council is going to have to reach a unanimous decision on a new package of derogation applications, and it appears that they have all been approved apart from the two from the Netherlands.
We predict that the extent to which physical activity falls short of recommended levels will moderate the effect of self-affirmation on message derogation and acceptance, perceived risk, response- and self-efficacy, behavioural expectations, and self-reported physical activity.
These opt-outs are based on a European court of justice (ECJ) ruling, which permitted Malta to seek such derogations on the basis that the turtle dove population remained at a favourable level.
Derogations on a case-by-case approach lead to legal uncertainty.
We focus on how these derogations have been defined across agricultural sectors, including the guidelines tabled by the European Commission.
However, this is not the case for the ICESCR, which neither contains a derogation clause allowing for derogations, nor a provision prohibiting derogations.
With regard to derogations, the Member States alone must control marketing authorisations.
