Sentence examples for right of derogation from inspiring English sources

However, Neil Durkin, of Amnesty International, condemned the US attempt to seek justification for opting out of international law, saying that the "UN convention against torture, to which the US is a signatory, is very clear that there is no right of derogation".

However, it can be inferred from the purpose of derogation clauses that at least some economic, social and cultural rights are non-derogable.

The right to strike is considered a fundamental right whose derogation would be inimical to the proper functioning of employer/employee collective bargaining in democratic societies.

Countries with the same dominant level of bargaining do vary a great deal on these indicators (frequency or scope of additional enterprise bargaining; articulation; legal status of derogation; existence and use of general opening clauses) and thus in actual decentralisation (Fig. 3, right panel).

The derogation of derogation is doing well.

But he needs to call off his dogs of derogation.

Estrich's word of derogation was put in print by Newsweek's David Alpern in 1983.

To notify the national supervisory authority within 72 h in case of breach of personal data (or record keeping in the case of derogation).

These consist primarily of derogations and limitations of the rights.

The purpose of derogations is not to allow states to decrease their attention to the rights, but (following the criteria of Article 4 ICCPR) must be to ensure that the state is in a position where it is capable of ensuring human rights and to restore a situation of normalcy (United Nations Human Rights Committee 2001, para 1).

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.