Examples of using Could invoke in English and their translations into Spanish
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Well, what else could invoke so much wrath in the female species?
This would constitute the sort of collaboration one could invoke as an expected accomplishment.
No one could invoke lofty goals for the justification of heinous crimes which offended the conscience of humankind.
If you do not respond, could invoke contempt… and sent to jail.
Lissitzky was devoted to the idea of creating art with power and purpose,art that could invoke change.
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Many thought it clear that Parties could invoke the multilateral consultative process.
It should also be made clear whether it was the State which formulated the act, orthe State which experienced its legal effects, which could invoke its invalidity.
He also wished to know whether judges could invoke the Convention directly if it was contradicted by a piece of federal or autonomous legislation.
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.
Fellows exist that outside of their physical body could invoke or call their body, even in the case of already being very far from it.
For example, the human rights rules should make the grant of nationality a duty of States butnot one which an individual could invoke directly.
That provision presupposed that women could invoke the articles of the Convention at the national level if the country had ratified the Optional Protocol.
Financial distress might constitute an instance of force majeure that the organization concerned could invoke in order to exclude wrongfulness of its failure to comply with an international obligation.
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.
Clarification was needed as to whether the reserving State could invoke the obligation referred to in the reservation and require the other parties to fulfil 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.
With their institutional memory, the P5 could invoke previous practice, whereas the E10, who lacked that memory, could not.
Third parties could invoke their responsibility for breaches of international obligations, under either customary or treaty law, and the same applied to the organizations themselves vis-à-vis third parties.
One member had referred to the need to indicate who could invoke the invalidity of an act and therefore to distinguish between the various causes of invalidity.
The Government and the Commission could invoke the Committee's emphatic position on the issue, namely, that violations of human rights were unpardonable.
Although article 90 did not directly state that individuals could invoke international agreements, it entitled the courts to refer to such agreements in their decisions.
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.
He asked whether any person could invoke the Convention before the courts and other administrative bodies charged with combating racial discrimination.
Lastly, did the Israeli delegation believe that refugees could invoke the provisions of the Covenant in claims relating to the repatriation or repossession of property?
In such a case,the States could invoke circumstances precluding wrongfulness in general international law such as force majeure, distress or necessity.
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.
Mr. Flinterman asked whether Samoan women could invoke only their constitutional rights before the courts, or whether they could also invoke their rights under the Convention.
However, what the Committee really wanted to know was whether citizens could invoke the provisions of the Covenant in courts of law to defend their rights or to lodge a complaint against some entity or person.
In the meantime, children claiming maintenance could invoke the relevant provisions of the Children's Statute, according to which all parents, irrespective of their marital status, were obliged to support their children until the age of 18.
The Criminal Code did not contain a definition of trafficking,but the courts could invoke the definition in the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime(Palermo Convention), to which Poland was a party.