| Is there no concept of duty that investments banks won't abrogate for profit? |
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| It was the first time in Canadian legislative history that the national constitution had been amended to abrogate entrenched rights. |
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| Accordingly, it is not within the competence of the Rules Committee, to abrogate the common law. |
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| In 1948, the Soviets, in an attempt to abrogate agreements for Four-Power control of the city, blockaded Berlin. |
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| Whatever the reason, the government has obligations under international law that it cannot abrogate. |
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| Our county, parish and town councillors all need to see this if they do not wish to abrogate their duty to us, their constituents. |
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| They also used this employment instrument to abrogate any responsibility for wrongdoings against employees. |
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| This is because, in forming a state, citizens join in a social contract, and abrogate their right of free action to the sovereign body. |
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| That principle places limitations on the power of Parliament to legislate to abrogate or undermine those fundamental rules. |
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| Much of Europe still sees him as a unilateralist, the president who came into office determined to abrogate this or that treaty. |
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| They're hypocrites who want to force their views upon the world and then abrogate responsibility for the consequences. |
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| Ten members of the Chamber of Deputies have tabled a motion in the Chamber to abrogate the law extending President Lahoud's term. |
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| Crimes are thus being used to abrogate international law, which is part of civilisation's cultural riches. |
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| We recommend, therefore, that Canada abrogate the Safe Third Country Agreement. |
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| Furthermore, these agreements also provide for the possibility of either party to cancel and abrogate the agreement. |
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| The bond between husband and wife is somehow contained under the chuppah, while the ability to abrogate this bond is concretized in the divorce document. |
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| In the circumstances, it seems extraordinarily delinquent on the part of the regulators to abrogate their collective responsibilities in this area. |
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| Employees receive compensation in the event of injury but abrogate their right to seek legal damages. |
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| We do not, of course, always agree with what is being said by dialogue partners, and do not abrogate business decision-making to others. |
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| The fact that an insurer paid the claims did not abrogate the employer's obligation to make the appropriate deductions from the employee's disability payments. |
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| More important, CPV members will lose their power, because they will be forced to abrogate Article 4 of the Constitution which enshrines the political monopoly of the Communist Party of Vietnam. |
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| The consultation process set forth in article 19 of the statute did not abrogate the Secretary-General's obligation to make the final decision on the appointment. |
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| Whose laws, like those of the Medes and Persian, they cannot alter or abrogate. |
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| Creatio ex nihilo and philosophic demythologizing each abrogate divinity, i.e., desacralize, in the sense of only one of these significations but not of the other. |
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| The same article also states that no authority has the right to abrogate legitimate freedoms, not even by enacting laws and regulations for that purpose. |
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| Luther's reform movement, however, usually did not as a rule abrogate the ecclesiastic office of Bishop. |
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| If Air Canada were to acquire Canadian Airlines and absolutely abrogate its long-term contract with SABRE, in particular, and with American Airlines, there is a substantial penalty for abrogating that commitment. |
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| Its demands that the Arabs should unilaterally abrogate sanctions, and stop letting American forces attack Iraq from bases in their territory, were ignored. |
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| Inhibition of erbB receptor tyrosine kinases as a strategy to abrogate antioestrogen resistance in human breast cancer. |
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| One has to ask why we are rushing to abrogate basic democratic rights. |
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| But the Court stated that this rule can no longer be justified in principle and that meeting a statutory standard of care can no longer abrogate or supersede the duty to comply with the common law standard of care. |
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| This is likely the first time that the Canadian government has sought to actively undermine and abrogate a treaty that this country has affixed its signature to. |
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| If the Council decides to abrogate the excessive deficit procedure for Slovakia, Slovakia will fulfil the criterion on the government budgetary position. |
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| Structured professional judgment does not abrogate the professional responsibility and discretion of the evaluator, but it does attempt to improve the consistency and visibility of risk judgments. |
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| The Council shall abrogate some or all of its decisions referred to in paragraphs 6 to 9 and 11 to the extent that the excessive deficit in the Member State concerned has, in the view of the Council, been corrected. |
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| This court reviews decisions taken by government departments and has the authority to abrogate government decisions and to grant compensation within its competence. |
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