Примеры использования Could not invoke на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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customary international law, a State could not invoke its internal law as justification for its failure to comply with its international legal obligations.
Civil suits could be brought against members of the police and, under the provisions of bill 281, agents could not invoke habeas corpus in cases of alleged criminal activity on their part.
A State could not invoke a rule of its internal law to justify its failure to comply with an international obligation, and similarly, an international organization could not invoke one of its internal operating rules to justify an act entailing responsibility.
with Switzerland's recent ratification of the Optional Protocol, women in Switzerland could submit complaints of a violation of any of the provisions to the Committee but they could not invoke the Convention before the domestic courts.
Just as States could not invoke their domestic laws to avoid obligations under international law, international organizations could not invoke their own rules to evade responsibilities.
The Court found that the half orphan could not invoke article 1 of the Protocol number 1 of the Convention,
The seller could not invoke the late issuance of the changed L/C for contract B,
the forum court could not invoke publicpolicy principles to disregard those rules.
as the security police could not invoke official secrecy in their relations with them.
Article 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties established the precedence of international law over internal law quite clearly when it stipulated that a party could not invoke the provisions of its internal law as justification for its failure to perform a treaty,
he sought clarification of the meaning and exact scope of the provision that a State could not invoke immunity from execution where it had“allocated
in such a case, the State which did not comply could not invoke the provisions of article 23 which enable it to obtain favourable adjustments of the compensation.
draft guideline 4.7.2 set out the principle according to which the author of an interpretative declaration could not invoke an interpretation contrary to that put forward in its declaration.
were based on the principle that a State could not invoke its legislation to exempt itself from fulfilling an international obligation.
since the respondent State had been silent regarding the failure to exhaust local remedies, it could not invoke that failure at a later stage.
the State party concerned could not invoke the notion of derogation in order to justify such conduct.
who had invoked their right to freedom of expression, could not invoke article 10 of the European Convention(the equivalent of article 19 of the Covenant),
to take measures under their domestic law to implement Resolution 827; it could not invoke provisions of domestic law to account for its failure to meet its obligations under international law.
while the other States parties could not invoke the obligation of the reserving State under the provisions to which the reservation related, neither could the
The draft articles also specified that States could not invoke absolute immunity in cases of personal injury or damage to property