Examples of using May invoke in English and their translations into Romanian
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If you can summon people, may invoke my father?
(2) No one may invoke a procedural irregularity caused by its own action.
It's not for you to like,sir, but you may invoke your rights.
Unit holders in the UCITS may invoke the liability of the depositary directly or indirectly through the management company.".
(d) particulars of the claims which he may invoke under Rule 59(2),(3) and(4).
Member States may invoke the provisions of Article 1 of Regulation No 1027/67/EEC only to the extent that this is justified by the circumstances of a given case.
(d) particulars of the claims which the expert may invoke pursuant to Article 45(2),(3) and(4).
A third party may invoke documents and data for which the obligation of publication has not yet been satisfied, provided that non-publication does not deprive them of legal effect.
(b) the names of the parties to proceedings andparticulars of the rights which the witnesses or experts may invoke pursuant to Article 45(2) to(5).
A mechanism should be established whereby Member States may invoke this safeguard and ultimately bring the matter before the Council for a decision.
(b) the names of the parties to proceedings andparticulars of the rights which the witnesses or experts may invoke under Rule 59(2) to(5).
Under certain conditions,specified on the Privacy Shield website, Users may invoke binding arbitration when other dispute resolution procedures have been exhausted.
However, a third party may invoke the content published in the Economic and Court Journal, unless the registered entity proves that the third party was aware of the content of the register entry.
Depending on the guidance of the teacher,students may present their arguments to the class which may invoke a respectful debate among other students in the analysis of the proposed plan of victory.
While States may invoke force majeure and a state of necessity to justify their actions, as observed in previous crises that were economic in nature, these defenses may not always succeed.
(79) The Court is here concerned exclusively with the rights that such persons may invoke, once they have become nationals of a Member State, through their simultaneous acquisition of citizenship of the Union.
The holder may invoke the rights conferred by the Community plant variety right against a person enjoying the right of exploitation who contravenes any of the conditions or limitations attached to his exploitation right pursuant to paragraph 1.
The rights resulting from this Directive shall be exercised without prejudice to other rights which the consumer may invoke under the national rules governing contractual or non-contractual liability.
The holder may invoke the rights conferred by the Community plant variety right against a person who contravenes any of the conditions or limitations attached to the derogation pursuant to Article 14 of the basic Regulation as specified in this Regulation.
The Directive has been transposed into national law by almostall EU countries and third-country students may invoke its provisions when they experience serious delays in the delivery of their visas or residence permits.
Unit-holders in the UCITS may invoke the liability of the depositary directly or indirectly through the management company or the investment company provided that this does not lead to a duplication of redress or to unequal treatment of the unit-holders.';
Liability for damage and building works, as it is stipulated in the Romanian Civil Code, will be fully applicable andthe owner/ renter may invoke failure to Exclusive Ownership/ lease as a case of exemption from liability.
Competent authorities may invoke as evidence any information, documents, findings, statements, certified true copies or intelligence communicated by means of IMI, on the same basis as similar documents obtained in their own country, for purposes compatible with the purposes for which the data was originally collected.
By its third, fourth and fifth questions, which should be examined together,the House of Lords essentially seeks to determine the circumstances under which the Member State may invoke the defence of unjust enrichment against the claim for refund of VAT.
According to EU law, after the first year of residence of a student who is a third‑country national,the host Member State may invoke the situation of its labour market only in exceptional circumstances and provided that any planned measures to that effect are justified and proportionate with regard to the aim being pursued.
The Commission may invoke the procedure provided for in paragraphs 2 to 5 when, prior to a contract being concluded, it considers that a serious infringement of Community law in the field of public procurement has been committed during a contract award procedure falling within the scope of Directive 2004/18/EC.
Whereas, in any case,where a Member State notes that a flavouring substance contained in the register may constitute a danger to public health, it may invoke the safeguard procedure provided for in Article 3(3) of Regulation(EC) No 2232/96;
The Commission may invoke the procedure for which this Article provides when, prior to a contract being concluded, it considers that a clear and manifest infringement of Community provisions in the field of public procurement has been committed during a contract award procedure falling within the scope of Directives 71/305/EEC and 77/62/EEC.
Thus if you benefit from a civil law protection order issued in the Member State of your residence you may invoke it directly in other Member States by presenting a certificate to competent authorities certifying your rights.
The Commission may invoke the procedure provided for in paragraphs 2 to 5 when, prior to a contract being concluded, it considers that a serious infringement of Community law in the field of public procurement has been committed during a contract award procedure falling within the scope of Directive 2004/18/EC or Directive[on Concessions].'.