Examples of using Cannot be invoked in English and their translations into Arabic
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Thirdly, the Committee rightly considers that, in cases where the time lapse between the exhaustion of available effective remedies and the submission of the communication is justified, abuse of the right of submission cannot be invoked.
He also distinguishes his case from statements by the Committee that article 2 cannot be invoked independently of a substantive violation by pointing out a substantive violation has already occurred
International agreements ratified by Ireland are not self-executing and the provisions of the International Covenants on Human Rights cannot be invoked before, or directly enforced by, the courts.
However, the pursuit of economic development must not lead to violations of human rights, and the right to development cannot be invoked to justify violations of the human right to water or other human rights.
Australia refers to the HRC ' s jurisprudence(Karen Noelia Llantoy Huamán v. Peru, 1153/2003) and says that article 2 is an accessory right which lays down general obligations for States and that it cannot be invoked in isolation from other Covenant rights.
The author has criticized the PRRA and H & C procedures, as well as the review process by the Federal Court under article 2 of the Covenant, which cannot be invoked standing alone.
As a formal matter, then, the provisions of the Covenant cannot be invoked in any judicial proceeding to justify any restriction of or derogation from existing
Similarly, the fact that the Federal Constitutional Court rejected his constitutional complaint in the second set of proceedings cannot be invoked by him to demonstrate the futility of such a complaint in the first set of proceedings.
As to the status of the Covenant in domestic law, the Committee notes that it cannot be invoked directly before Zimbabwean courts, notwithstanding the assurances given by the delegation that its principles are generally reflected in domestic law.
It is therefore important to point out the violation of a conventional norm by one belligerent State cannot be invoked by the other State as a ground for violating these environmental provisions.
It pioneered the concept of intervention in cases of genocide, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity, and declared categorically that sovereignty cannot be invoked to protect those crimes.
The Committee regrets that the Covenant rights are not incorporated in the legislation of the territories, and that its provisions cannot be invoked directly before or applied by the judiciary.
We also regret that the resolution fails to note an essential point agreed upon at the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights: that the lack of development cannot be invoked to justify an abridgement of internationally recognized human rights.
practise of a discipline or belief cannot be invoked as the only ground for detention.
Even if the international community had not yet stated that the death penalty is always illegal, the argument must stand that the universally recognized right to life was involved and thus national sovereignty cannot be invoked.
Likewise, the Algerian Government ' s adoption of domestic administrative and legislative measures to deal with the victims of the" national tragedy" cannot be invoked at the admissibility stage to prohibit individuals subject to the Committee ' s jurisdiction from exercising their right under article 5 of the Optional Protocol.
In their comments dated 3 May 2013 the authors argue that the State party ' s adoption of domestic legislative and administrative measures to support the victims of the" national tragedy" cannot be invoked at the admissibility stage to prohibit individuals subject to its jurisdiction from using the procedure provided for under the Optional Protocol.
However, in the absence of any demonstrable link between the wearing of full face veils and threats to public safety, general appeals to public safety cannot be invoked to justify the restriction on the freedom of expression and religion that a complete ban on the wearing of face veils in public places would entail.
The authors consider that the State party ' s adoption of domestic legislative and administrative measures to support the victims of the" national tragedy" cannot be invoked at the admissibility stage to prevent individuals subject to its jurisdiction from using the procedure provided for under the Optional Protocol.
The Convention obliges States to ensure that these practices constitute a separate offence under their criminal law and to adopt measures to prevent, investigate, prosecute and penalize such offences, and confirms that national security or privacy considerations cannot be invoked to limit the protection of citizens against such violations.