Noun:

கீழாக்குதல் குறைத்தல் தர இறக்கம்,

derogation's Usage Examples:

However, this option is only available where the applicant has first sought to apply all other derogations listed in the Act.

derogation from that prohibition.

In addition some slaughterhouses could apply to have permanent derogation.

In the case of the former, the local law is chiefly founded on the concordat, including the derogations and privileges resulting from it.

Prior to its accession to the European Union, Malta negotiated a derogation on the question of investment in real estate.

Any general power which is formulated will, therefore, be subject to certain specific derogations required by EC law.

derogation from the European convention on Human Rights to be in force.

derogations from these principles must be strictly justified.

derogations from the regulations may be made with regard to shift work by agreement.

The common law is that which is intended to regulate the whole body; special or local law is that which is concerned with certain districts or certain categories of persons, by derogation from or addition to the common law.

PRIVILEGE, in law, an immunity or exemption conferred by special grant in derogation of common right.

For example, there are derogations covering ' unforeseeable circumstances and accidents ' and ' foreseeable surges of activity ' .

Whether in the case of national or provincial councils, or of diocesan synods, the chief object of the decrees is to reinforce, define or apply the law; the measures which constitute a derogation have only a small place in them.

Synonyms:

defamation, calumny, calumniation, slur, petty criticism, cold water, discourtesy, hatchet job, detraction, denigration, depreciation, disdain, belittling, aspersion, patronage, condescension, obloquy, traducement, sour grapes, disrespect, disparagement,

Antonyms:

love, accept, complimentary, disapproval, courtesy,