Examples of using Invoke in English and their translations into Arabic
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The authors invoke the Committee ' s jurisprudence and other relevant judicial decisions.
The authors also invoke article 9 of the Covenant,
In daily practice, judges regularly invoke international instruments when resolving disputes.
Requested States or alleged perpetrators may also invoke a variety of forum non conveniens defences.
Only if this requirement is met may the State invoke the restrictions introduced before the relevant supervisory body.
The benefiting citizens can then not directly invoke the Convention, but the domestic law concurring with the Convention.
Hence, persons enjoying functional immunity could not, in principle, invoke immunity for such crimes.
With their institutional memory, the P5 could invoke previous practice, whereas the E10, who lacked that memory, could not.
(f) If he has already been granted refugee status by another country against which he cannot invoke the application of paragraph 1 of article 1.
Several countries report that they invoke family law before labour, criminal and commercial laws in cases involving women.
The Committee emphasizes that it is long established in international law that States parties to a treaty cannot invoke provisions of their domestic laws as justification for their inability to perform obligations under a treaty.
The author also recalls that, according to the Committee ' s jurisprudence, the State party may not invoke the provisions of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation against persons who have submitted communications to the Committee.
international organization may not invoke the responsibility of another international organization if any available
In doing so, they may invoke international agreements such as the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms(ECHR), which is directly applicable and enforceable on Curaçao.
potential effects of sanctions on third States which invoke Article 50 of the Charter.
In its report on its fifty-ninth session the Commission requested comments on the question of whether an international organization could invoke responsibility in case of a breach of an international obligation owed to the international community as a whole.
The fact that States could invoke armed conflicts in which they were involved as a ground for the suspension, termination or withdrawal of treaties
Since the amendment of the Criminal Code in 2010, perpetrators of such acts could no longer invoke article 98 of the Code to plead that they had been in a state of fury in the hope of obtaining a more lenient sentence.
Such reservations are, furthermore, subject to the general principle of treaty interpretation according to which a party may not invoke the provisions of its domestic law as justification for a failure to perform its treaty obligations.
As reported earlier, the United Nations has decided to very selectively invoke transitional provisions in significantly challenging areas so as to address unexpected issues encountered in gathering data.