Examples of using Cannot invoke in English and their translations into Chinese
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You cannot invoke evil spirits.
Given that the author does not fall into this category, he cannot invoke them.
In the source' s view, the Bahraini authorities cannot invoke" national security" as a pretext to restrain democratic speech.
States cannot invoke any cultural discourses, including notions of custom, tradition or religion, to justify or condone violence against women.
Since the claims relating to paragraph 14, paragraph 6, are inadmissible,the author cannot invoke article 2 of the Covenant.
Consequently, the authors cannot invoke any right of a civil nature within the meaning of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
Under articles 26 and 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties,States cannot invoke national law as justification for non-implementing a treaty.
The complainant cannot invoke the Order and its implementing legislation to absolve herself from initiating the available judicial proceedings.
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 as a pretext for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to her.
Counsel notes in this connection that a State cannot invoke provisions of its national law to justify its failure to comply with its international obligations.
However, the authors cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation as a pretext for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
It was suggested to simplify the provision as follows:" A claimant cannot invoke a most-favoured-nation clause to alter the application or non-application of the Rules on Transparency under this Convention.".
However, authors cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation as a pretext for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
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.
However, the author cannot invoke this ordinance and its implementing legislation as a pretext for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to him.
Likewise, according to the Special Rapporteur on torture, States cannot invoke provisions of domestic law to justify the violation of human rights obligations under international law, including the prohibition of corporal punishment.
However, the authors cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation as a pretext for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
However, the authors cannot invoke the ordinance and its implementing legislation as a reason for not instituting the legal proceedings available to them.
However, the authors cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation to absolve themselves of responsibility for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
However, the authors cannot invoke the ordinance and its implementing legislation to absolve themselves of responsibility for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
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.
However, the authors cannot invoke this Ordinance and its implementing legislation to absolve themselves of responsibility for failing to institute the legal proceedings available to them.
Therefore, the State party cannot invoke the applicant' s criminal record to justify derogating from the moratorium to return him to a country where he is at risk of being tortured.
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).
In that sphere, the State could not invoke jurisdictional immunity.
Morocco could not invoke any right to occupy the Territory.
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.
Let's call the above rule the functional interaction law:a pure function can't invoke an impure activity.
That did not mean, however, that an Uzbek citizen could not invoke international law: many individuals had made submissions to the Committee under the First Optional Protocol to the Covenant.