abrogate a law, custom, treaty
In Nebraska they swing by the hospital and abrogate all responsibility.
To appoint and recall plenipotentiary and to rectify and abrogate treaties and important agreement concluded with foreign states.
The coming into force of this Statute will not abrogate treaties,conventions and agreements on questions of transit concluded byContracting States before May 1, 1921.
Consequently, Chinese nationalism put more effort on the political level and the request to abrogate unequal treaties replaced the discussion on merits and demerits of foreign debt on railway.
While nominally handing massive new budget powers to the DNI the law also makes clear that he will not“abrogate the statutory responsibilities” of any existing intelligence related agency.
