Even the Washington Post found the spectacle of President Bush aligning himself with the transnationalists in this case to be an unacceptable derogationof U.S. sovereignty.
They will be accomplices to an assault on our Constitution that will ultimately result in an unprecedented, and likely permanent, derogationof the Senate's vital role and responsibilities.
For the most solemn, democratic decision possible to be made by the American people, to be narrowly reversed by a margin less than the number of people who were defeated in the last election in which impeachment was an issue and were replaced by people who had the opposite opinion is an absolute derogationof democracy.
And underlying this confusion is a further derogation - that of an ideal both men shared, which was that the municipalities of the future should utilise increasing land-values to improve the collective lot.
The relaxation in the use of hauliers to collect dead animals applies until midnight on 7 May, one week after the end of the derogation permitting burial in certain circumstances.