However, Khedive Tawfiq, who was crowned on 26, June 1879, derogated the standing order and abolished the Council.
32.
*Whoever wrote the above, let's all express our own views, not derogate others by speaking for them.
33.
However, Cambalachero has to provide proof that the Treaty was derogated by Britain-otherwise his alterations are just unsupportable claims.
34.
That challenging task was later reduced to caring for children in a single family by a woman often derogated for her stern visage.
35.
Later, the document says human rights should be honored " without derogating from the above " promise to quash terrorism.
36.
The poet took another crack at the line that derogated the profit motive, and the stanza now goes : " America!
37.
In the Senate, John Glenn was rewarded with a space flight by Clinton for derogating the leads to China of the Thompson committee.
38.
Nothing in this Protocol will derogate from the security powers and responsibilities of either side in accordance with Annex I to the Interim Agreement.
39.
The official suppression of paganism made non-Christians a public threat, which further derogated the meaning of " Hellene ".
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The former version of the A Z expansion was proposed by South Asian immigrants as a reaction to the latter version that derogated them.
