Examples of using Cannot invoke in English and their translations into Arabic
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Given that the author does not fall into this category, he cannot invoke them.
It is a well-established principle that a state cannot invoke its municipal legislation as a reason for avoiding its international obligations.
In other words a citizen who is aggrieved by virtue of any discriminatory act oromission inflicted on him or her cannot invoke the provisions of CEDAW in seeking redress.
However, the author cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation to absolve herself of responsibility for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to her.
(b) Repeal articles 128, 130 and 131 of the Penal Code to ensure that perpetrators ofcrimes committed in the name of" honour" cannot invoke the defence of honour as a mitigating circumstance for such crimes.
The latter further argued that States cannot invoke national legislation or other domestically oriented reasoning to justify drug-related crimes as being" most serious crimes"(para. 59).
Democratic citizenship poses the question of how we are to incorporate those who are unlikely to have access to public institutions; those who,because of poverty or discrimination, cannot invoke their rights or have them recognized.
Consequently, the Turkish Government cannot invoke the principle of necessity or the legitimate right to self-defence in reference to an anomalous situation that it has itself actively and directly participated in creating.
The minimum international standard is based on the premise that international law provides certain standards with respect to the treatment of aliens andthat a State cannot invoke its national law as a reason for failing to comply with such standards.
This does not mean that the party concerned cannot invoke impossibility, which is a fact, but rather that it cannot be absolved of its international responsibility vis-à-vis third parties.
Since the author, according to his last submission, which has not been disputed by the State party(para. 10.3)is not a Czech citizen, he cannot invoke the Rehabilitation Act in order to obtain the return of his father ' s property.
As to the State party 's argument that the author cannot invoke this right since he did not do so before the national courts, counsel dismisses the argument since the question was raised before the Constitutional Tribunal, which rejected it, according to counsel, because of the excessive formalism of the Tribunal, which was unwilling to go into the merits of the case.
Article 2 establishes the principle that if a State engages in a commercial transaction with a foreign natural or juridical person and, by virtue of the applicable rules of private international law, differences relating to the commercial transaction fall within the jurisdiction of a court of another State,the State cannot invoke immunity from that jurisdiction in a proceeding arising out of that commercial transaction.
In OIOS proceedings,staff are obliged to cooperate with the investigation and cannot invoke all rights of the accused in a criminal law process; in any case, due process rights have to be respected(General Assembly resolution 63/119).
The Committee thus rejects the State party 's argument that the complainant cannot invoke that Order and its implementing legislation to absolve herself from initiating the available judicial proceedings, as the obligation is not on the alleged victims but on the State party to eliminate any impediment to the proper functioning of the prosecution.
In this regard, the Inter-American Court of HumanRights has consistently affirmed that States cannot invoke economic hardship to justify imprisonment conditions that do not comply with the minimum international standards and respect the inherent dignity of the human being.
Thus, for example, it is clear that a State orinternational organization that has made a reservation cannot invoke the obligation excluded or modified by that reservation and require the other parties to fulfil it- even though the other parties remain bound by the obligation in question.
(3) It is clear that, like States, international organizations could not invoke a circumstance precluding wrongfulness in the case of non-compliance with an obligation arising under a peremptory norm.
Other delegations had already drawn the Committee's attention to the fact that onedeficiency of the Statute was that a non-State party could not invoke the same grounds as a State party for refusing the Court's jurisdiction.
Given that the status of seasonal worker was by definition temporary,such persons could not invoke any right to a family reunification in the sense of article 8 of the European Convention unless there were very special circumstances.
Just as States could not invoke their domestic laws to avoid obligations under international law, international organizations could not invoke their own rules to evade responsibilities.
The seller could not invoke the late issuance of the changed L/C for contract B, as upon receipt, it did not ask for termination of the contract due to the delay, but, on the contrary, promised performance.
Israel could not invoke the right to self-defence to justify military aggression against people that it had oppressed, colonized and collectively punished during its 47-year military occupation.
That led to a paradox: with Switzerland ' s recent ratification of the Optional Protocol, women in Switzerland could submit complaints of a violation of any of the provisions to the Committee but they could not invoke the Convention before the domestic courts.
Ms. Kurultay(Turkey) said that the International Court ofJustice had clearly stated that Israel could not invoke the right of self-defence to justify its construction of the wall.
(3) Since peremptory norms also bind international organizations, it is clear that, like States,international organizations could not invoke a circumstance precluding wrongfulness in the case of non-compliance with an obligation arising under a peremptory norm.
As another necessary corollary, and in line with article 27 of the Vienna Convention, a State that validly opted to apply the treaty provisionally butthen failed to discharge its obligations under the treaty could not invoke its domestic law as justification.
The authors further argue that they could not invoke before domestic courts any breach of a higher norm of law, such as the Articles on Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts, as the Constitution only recognises treaties which have been ratified, and therefore excludes claims based on rules of jus cogens.
The draft articles also specified that States could not invoke absolute immunity in cases of personal injury or damage to property that were attributable to them and that had occurred in the territory of the other State, or in connection with rights or interests pertaining to real estate.
Austria: With regard to case No. 716/1996- Pauger(A/54/40), the Special Rapporteur met with a representative of Austria on 25 July 2000 andstated that the State party could not invoke domestic legislation in order to justify a Covenant violation.