Sentence examples for to derogation from inspiring English sources

Use of terbuthylazine and hexazinone is restricted on FSC-certified forests subject to derogation.

This effect, we argue, is driven by the general role of oxytocin in increasing the salience of social agents which, in turn, may interfere with processes pertaining to derogation of out-group members during intractable conflicts.

If "obligations of comparable priority" are not minimum core obligations, do they reflect 'next in line' temporal priorities nonetheless subject to derogation through progressive realization and/or limited resources?

Interpretations may differ with regard to derogations from the data subject's right to erasure upon his/her request in the context of health data (Articles 9, 17 and 89) [2, 3].

With regard to derogations, the Member States alone must control marketing authorisations.

However, this could be sidestepped if the UK government (with the support of the farming industry and major food retailers) were willing to seek derogation from the European commission to allow the use of the vaccine in livestock products used in the UK supply chain only.

Secondly, the Siracusa Declaration is not specific to global health but more specifically targeted to the derogation of civil and political rights, and therefore lacks precision in this regard.

American Indians have long opposed derogatory sports-team labels and likened fans' use of war paint to the derogation of African-Americans with blackface.

He thereby proposed to integrate the authoritative expression of Christ's coexisting human and divine essences as decreed by the Council of Chalcedon (451) with the widespread mystical variants popular among the Eastern monks and other proponents of monophysitism, a doctrine emphasizing the divine element in Christ to the derogation of his humanity.

This type of conduct can, potentially, lead to the derogation of any disadvantaged group.

The report also considers that some other staple foods, namely coffee, butter, salt, rice, pasta and drinking milk, should continue to be subject to mandatory ranges, as a derogation to liberalisation.