Exemples d'utilisation de Could not invoke en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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to apply the treaty provisionally but then failed to discharge its obligations under the treaty could not invoke its domestic law as justification.
it had pointed out that a State party to the Convention against Torture could not invoke exceptional circumstances as a justification of methods prohibited under that Convention.
while the other States parties could not invoke the obligation of the reserving State under the provisions to which the reservation related,
The draft articles also specified that States could not invoke absolute immunity in cases of personal injury
the European Committee for Social Rights has pointed out that Greece could not invoke obligations such as those resulting from international agreements such as loan agreements
the forum court could not invoke publicpolicy principles to disregard those rules.
States could not invoke the provisions of their internal law as justification for their failure to perform a treaty;
The Court found that the half orphan could not invoke article 1 of the Protocol number 1 of the Convention, as article 14
In particular, the Court noted that the band could not invoke interpretive provisions of the Charter of Rights
States could not invoke their domestic affairs,
the United Nations and the Declaration, a territory that was part of a State could not invoke the right to self-determination in order to secede from that State.
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.
Section 134(5) of the Act specified that United Kingdom officials alleged to have committed torture abroad could not invoke authority under the law of the place where the alleged pain
Article 11, paragraph 1, of the draft adopted by the Commission in 1991 laid down the general principle that, unless otherwise agreed between the States concerned, a State could not invoke immunity from jurisdiction before a court of another State which was otherwise competent in a proceeding which related to a contract of employment.
He recalled that the Committee had on two occasions concluded that a State party could not invoke its domestic legislation to avoid fulfilling its obligations under the Vienna Convention:
for the following reasons: 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.
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
which meant that when a State engaged in a commercial transaction with a national of another State, it could not invoke its sovereign immunity before a court of that State if complaints relating to the said transaction fell within that court's jurisdiction.
States which engaged in commercial transactions with foreign nationals could not invoke their sovereign immunity with respect to disputes based upon their commercial activity.
women's organizations could not invoke the Convention's provisions directly in court,