annulment vs abrogation

Some examples from the web:

• The Commission did not appeal the partial annulment.
• Carlos confessedeverything... right beforehe asked for an annulment.
• Thankfully the Holy Father saw fit to grant an annulment.
• In return for the annulment Charlotte D'Albret is yours if you desire it.
• I'm hoping you can get an annulment.
• However, it should not apply to marriage annulment.
• The choice of an incorrect legal basis may therefore justify the annulment of the act at stake...
• This peak was clearly the result of the annulment of the anti-dumping measures in March 2012.
• The territorial associations call for the annulment of the legislative acts signed to end World War II.
• Now you're ready to stand in line for an annulment.
• So it's back to Rome, for an annulment.
• Following that annulment, the Parliament reopened the competition and the selection board resumed its deliberations.
• The annulment of that regulation is sought in this action.
• The applicant seeks the annulment of this Decision.
• Following this annulment, the Commission adopted a new decision concluding that the proposed amendment was inadmissible.
• From the Emperor, urging you to prevent the annulment and excommunicate the King.
• The annulment should still be decided and declared by the church proper.
• Jake mccann has every right to contest the annulment of his marriage.
• They can't facilitate an annulment.
• And one day you just come homeand start throwing words around like annulment.

Some examples from the web:

• This was nothing less than a complete abrogation of our agreement.
• In such cases a verbal abrogation of co-ordination shall be effected by the transferring ATC unit.
• The initial coordination process for a flight shall only be performed once unless the abrogation of coordination process is initiated.
• The abrogation of coordination process may take place with a unit for a notified flight when:
• The Commission requested the abrogation of this provision as being contrary to Article 28 of the EC Treaty, which prohibits quantitative restrictions on imports between Member States.
• This concerns notably the abrogation of the Constitution, the very substantial delay in holding the parliamentary elections, and human rights violations.
• Today the Commission has also approved the abrogation of the excessive deficit procedure for Portugal and Italy.
• In that year the EU decided not to ratify the partnership and cooperation agreement with Belarus, in view of the abrogation of democracy in 1996.
• As for the abrogation of the exemption, the procedure referred to in Article 122(2) shall only be initiated at the request of Denmark.
• In the event of abrogation of the exemption status, the provisions of this Protocol shall cease to apply.
• Council Regulations (EEC) 3181/78 of 18.12.1978 and (EEC) 1736/79 of 3.8.1979 have become obsolete and should be proposed for abrogation.
• THE STABILITY AND GROWTH PACT In 2007 the favourable macroeconomic environment supported the improvement of budget balances in most countries and hence the abrogation of excessive deficit procedures in a number of cases.
• This decision entered into immediate effect following the decision of the EU Council on the abrogation of the derogation status for Slovenia, taken on 11 July 2006.
• We cannot say in February that Slovakia fulfils the deficit criterion, however, when the abrogation can only be approved in May or June of next year.
• The MAC message should identify the status to which the co-ordination or notification is to revert and the reason for the abrogation.
• The working position(s) in the receiving ATC unit which are provided with flight details shall be notified of the abrogation.
• an abrogation of coordination is received from the previous unit in respect of the flight,
• The abrogation of categories of expenditure implies that the Council is now in a position to put forward proposals for PP & PA and to request to include the traditional "compromise package" on PP & PA in the overall negotiation on Budget 2011 during conciliation.
• Following the abrogation of the EDP in December 2012, in line with the Stability and Growth Pact, Malta benefited from a three-year transition period to comply with the debt reduction benchmark, starting in 2012.
• After the correction of the excessive deficit in 2005 and the abrogation of the excessive deficit procedure in July 2006, the programme aims at further consolidating public finances.