As such, according to the author, the Court's jurisdiction was incorrectly invoked.

In the 1990 s, placating financial markets was also invoked to justify the reappointment of Bernanke s predecessor, Alan Greenspan, and it is now perennially invoked to block change at the Fed and other central banks.

When I was five, I was introduced to possibly the most major ingredient that I feel a story should have, but is rarely invoked.

Proceedings in which State immunity cannot be invoked

( They will be told ) ( The cause of your present state is that ) when Allah alone was invoked , you disbelieved and when others instead of Him were invoked , you believed . Today all judgement lies with Allah , the Most High , the All Great .

Big Brother is invoked in stories about Internet censorship.

The Convention could be invoked directly in court proceedings.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that it is not invoked frequently.

The responsibility of a State may not be invoked if

International instruments had been successfully invoked in two court cases.

No such element has been invoked in the instant case.

However it does not seem that it is frequently invoked.

This right may only be invoked by team in ball possession.

So he invoked his Lord , Indeed , I am overpowered , so help .

So he invoked his Lord , Indeed , I am overpowered , so help .

It was unclear if it took precedence over the Constitution and domestic laws or even if it could actually be invoked by the courts.

By reference to Gobin v. Mauritius, it argues that the Committee's decision itself was authoritative, and not the dissenting opinions invoked by the author.

But that biblical adage was in fact invoked originally to curb blood feuds from claiming the innocent relatives of the person who committed the killing.

Then he invoked his Lord , saying , These are indeed a guilty lot .

Then he invoked his Lord , saying , These are indeed a guilty lot .

(b) Which provisions of article 76 are invoked to support the submission

She invoked reports of the United States Department of State and Amnesty International according to which torture was frequent and a matter of routine in Bangladesh.

Whenever war is invoked, it implies a fight against nations, peoples, or states.

Then he invoked his Lord ( saying ) I have been overcome , so help ( me ) !

Thereat he invoked his Lord , saying , I have been overcome , so help me .

Then he invoked his Lord ( saying ) I have been overcome , so help ( me ) !

Thereat he invoked his Lord , saying , I have been overcome , so help me .

The State party has not invoked any such elements in the instant case.

Moreover, a new law on torture was in place and had already been invoked against a law enforcement officer, leading to him being removed from his post.

Maduro himself invoked the rumor that the Israelis poisoned former Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.

In defence, Turkey invoked assurances concerning the two applicants given by the Uzbek authorities.

At the time of this report, the General Assembly has not invoked this provision.

It is a fact that Article 50 of the Charter cannot be easily invoked.

There might be logistical problems, or upcoming elections or other reasons might be invoked.

Such treaties prevailed over national legislation and could be directly invoked in the courts.

One delegation suggested adding a second paragraph whereby apparently legal deprivation of liberty that was in fact illegally motivated could not be invoked to justify an enforced disappearance.

Pursuant to government policy the Public Officers Protection Act was very rarely invoked, and the two year period did not arise in relation to cases before the courts.

Thus, the first slogan of the opposition invoked the religious credo of the 1979 revolutionaries.

Nevertheless, the vital force continued to be invoked to explain organic chemistry in Bird's time.

Concerning the Code of Criminal Procedure, bank secrecy may not be invoked before a court.

The Convention had been invoked in two legal cases concerned with equal access to employment.

The Court also invoked positive acts by Thailand indicating adoption of the map in 1908.

She asked whether the Convention could be invoked in the constitutional court or other courts.

In Nigeria, Argentina, and Nepal, the right to food has recently been invoked on behalf of regions and population groups including indigenous peoples whose access to food was threatened.

8.4 Secondly, even if the complainant did establish that he was a fighter pilot and a deserter, his account contains various contradictions and implausibilities that discredit the fears invoked.