Examples of using Could invoke in English and their translations into Spanish
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A person threatened with expulsion who feared that he might be tortured on return to his country of origin could invoke that section either during asylum proceedings
In particular, it would be interesting to know if women could invoke the articles of the Convention in ordinary court proceedings
it seemed that an international organization could invoke the responsibility of a State on the grounds
If it was true, the prosecutor could invoke article 802 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to declare the proceedings null
whether police officers or judges, could invoke the Convention was unconvincing, since their knowledge
contracting parties could invoke article V(2) of the London Convention 1972, or article 8.2
personally targeted by racist statements in a foreign publication sold in Monaco could invoke a clause of the Code of Criminal Procedure with a view to having the publication convicted.
especially with respect to the need for a"safeguard clause" which the Authority could invoke in situations where any discrepancies existed between the accounting of the contractor
Mr. RIEDEL said that he wished to know how the legislation cited by the Libyan delegation was applied in practice and whether citizens could invoke their cultural rights before the courts.
The latter also confirmed that the plaintiffs could invoke their ownership rights with regard to these objects,
The commentary to the present draft articles does not reveal whether the Commission is of the view that all international organizations enjoy an objective legal personality so that any organization could invoke responsibility against any State
which meant that any citizen could invoke the Convention before the courts.
only States could invoke force majeure.
Mr. Aleman stated that flexibilities built into the patent system were an option that States could invoke to balance their obligations to protect intellectual property
the guarantor is normally entitled to invoke all the defences that the principal could invoke against the beneficiary paragraph 4.
there was a question as to whether a woman could invoke those provisions before the courts.
she wondered whether appellants could invoke article 2 of the Convention directly before the courts.
the representative of the State party explained that the Covenant took priority over laws adopted under the Constitution and that individuals could invoke its provisions before the courts.
a judge in the country could invoke the Statute of the International Criminal Court to hear and rule on the case.
precedence over national legislation, and asked whether such treaties were self-executing so that an individual could invoke the provisions of the Convention in the courts.