ab·ro·ga·tion [ˌæbrə(ʊ)ˈgeɪʃən, америк. -rəˈ-] СУЩ. no pl офиц.
- abrogation
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- abrogation
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- abrogation of a treaty
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He argued that for an elected representative to abstain from voting was an abrogation of their principle responsibility upon which parliamentary democracy was based.
en.wikipedia.org He also has written extensively on the subject of political prisoners and the history of the abrogation of the rights of political protestors.
en.wikipedia.org By this means, the pope papered over the technical anomaly of the archbishop's abrogation of papal powers.
en.wikipedia.org Under international law, one state can not unilaterally reject a previously ratified treaty, and the treaty had no clause providing for abrogation by one state only.
en.wikipedia.org Over the next few months, anti-government riots broke out, expressing the nationalist movement's frustration with the government's failure to follow up the abrogation of the treaty with decisive action.
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