In time of war or other
public emergency threatening the life of the nation any High Contracting Party may take measures derogating from its obligations under this Convention to the extent strictly required by the exigencies of the situation, provided that such measures are not inconsistent with its other obligations under international law.
Firstly, if the phrase was to be interpreted that way by the executive, why not construct it in a narrower sense, such as the human rights committee's «
public emergency threatening the life of the nation»?
Not exact matches
In the last 10 days, Mr. Cuomo has also engaged in fresh
public battles with Mr. de Blasio, his longtime Democratic rival, calling elements of his record «repugnant,»
threatening to declare a state of
emergency in the city's
public housing and working closely with the City Council to secure money for the subways that the mayor has resisted spending.
In Detroit
Public Schools, the Detroit Federation of Teachers
threatened to strike when the
emergency financial manager called for teacher merit pay and an end to the seniority system.
The TSSB also asserted that the enterprise's conduct
threatens «immediate and irreparable
public harm» — justifying the issuance of the
emergency cease - and - desist order.