Примеры использования Could invoke на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If your people don't go back to work,the Senate could invoke the Rush Act.
No one could invoke lofty goals for the justification of heinous crimes which offended the conscience of humankind.
Many thought it clear that Parties could invoke the multilateral consultative process.
Under those circumstances,would it not be preferable to make them self-executing so that individuals could invoke them in legal proceedings?
States parties could invoke the two provisions referred to in order to reject the Court's jurisdiction over the crimes in question.
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However, if a woman felt that its provisions affected her rights, she could invoke the provisions of the Convention in court.
The State party submits that the author could invoke, before the domestic tribunals, the following laws and/or regulations, which the courts are bound to apply.
Victims of discrimination resulting from an administrative orcourt decision could invoke the Convention in domestic courts.
That provision presupposed that women could invoke the articles of the Convention at the national level if the country had ratified the Optional Protocol.
Draft article 4 envisaged diplomatic protection as a right which the individual could invoke against his or her State.
With their institutional memory,the P5 could invoke previous practice, whereas the E10, who lacked that memory, could not.
In his own opinion,the concept of"absolute" or"relative" invalidity played an important role in determining who could invoke the invalidity of an act.
In such a case, the States could invoke circumstances precluding wrongfulness in general international law such as force majeure, distress or necessity.
Since the Convention was incorporated into national legislation, the individual concerned could invoke article 3 of the Convention before the Supreme Court.
Private citizens could invoke international conventions in court, but only as a persuasive source of authority if they had not become part of domestic law.
Even mentioning the bridge for years after it fell to the bottom of the Neretva River could invoke tears as it symbolized both the city and the country as a whole.
Even if the Government could invoke the national security exception, the limitation on Mr. Nega's freedom of expression was not necessary to achieve that purpose.
While the Protocol itself did not provide for denunciation,the Parties could invoke article 54 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties to denounce it.
Swiss citizens could invoke the provisions of such treaties before the courts, which must apply such provisions, unless they were deemed to be purely programmatic in nature.
If strict and demanding conditions are not required or are loosely applied,any State could invoke necessity to elude its international obligations.
This is because an international organization could invoke this circumstance precluding wrongfulness in order to justify the breach of an obligation owed to a State.
A query was made as to whether the procuring entity should have the right to choose which of the provided exemptions it could invoke in particular circumstances.
Moreover, citizens could invoke international instruments in court, yet court decisions did not refer to such instruments directly, and the courts applied only national laws.
He asked the delegation to respond to his concern that schools could invoke that provision in the law for sectarian purposes or to exclude certain children.
It permitted simple gifts relating to a marriage, butwhen a demand for dowry became an obstacle to a marriage the parties concerned could invoke the Penal Code.
If a woman brought a case involving discrimination before the courts,the judge could invoke section 13 of the Constitution, which would automatically nullify the discriminatory provision.
A judge could invoke the general principles of criminal law, such as extenuating circumstances, when having to assess the situation in which the crime was perpetrated.
Perhaps the deficiencies noted by the Committee were compensated for by the provisions of other laws, orperhaps defendants could invoke the Convention itself before the Jordanian courts.
An individual arrested on such a warrant could invoke any applicable constitutional right, including the right to be free from self-incrimination, as protected by the Fifth Amendment.
According to paragraph 55 of the second periodic report,a husband who was economically better off than his estranged wife could invoke that status to gain custody of the children.