noun
definition
An act which belittles; disparagement.
definition
The act of derogating; the temporary or partial nullification of a law.
Examples of derogations in a Sentence
But if it is a question of derogating from the common law, the authority of the Holy See must intervene to legalize these derogations.
In the case of the former, the local law is chiefly founded on the concordat, including the derogations and privileges resulting from it.
However, this option is only available where the applicant has first sought to apply all other derogations listed in the Act.
However, Article 15 provides certain derogations where permanent resident status can be acquired prior to the four year period.
Any general power which is formulated will, therefore, be subject to certain specific derogations required by EC law.
For example, there are derogations covering ' unforeseeable circumstances and accidents ' and ' foreseeable surges of activity ' .
For example, there are derogations covering ' unforeseeable circumstances and accidents ' and ' foreseeable surges of activity '.