A new "principle" — that the solemn obligations of the United States are subject to abrogation without notice by congressional ideologues — has become ever more entrenched.
Israel has argued that Palestinian pursuit of statehood membership in the United Nations and its joining forces with Hamas, which has not renounced violence or recognized Israel, amount to abrogation of the Oslo accords, freeing Israel to react accordingly.
In Great Britain, for example, there are important elements of regional autonomy in the relationship between Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland and the national government in London; and the complex system of elected local governments, although in constitutional theory subject to abrogation by Parliament, is in practice a fixed and fairly formidable part of the apparatus of British government.
The inhibition of VEGFR2 phosphorylation suggests that Au(FeCo) directly binds to VEGF165 and inhibits its function, leading to abrogation of receptor phosphorylation.
We speculate this is due to abrogation of p53-dependent p21 induction, which leads to elimination of anti-apoptotic function of p21.
There is a key danger here though: critics rightly point out that this model can lead to abrogation of civil liberties (as is alleged in Ethiopia and Rwanda).
The labor concerns relate to abrogation of union contracts and use of non-union labor at galleries and museums, and the broader concern relates to the question: to whom do the benefits of the cultural economy accrue?
The mutations in AML led to abrogation of the E3 activity leading to prolonged RTK activation.
Furthermore, it seems that both IL-2 and IL-7 increase cytokine production of Treg, which may have contributed to abrogation of suppression.
Inactivation of progeny viruses can be attributed to abrogation or impairment of viral structural proteins, enzymes or viral genomic RNAs [2] [6].
