If the Hungarians were to ignore an adverse judgment, the commission should also be ready to invoke provisions in the treaties to suspend a country's voting rights in Brussels.
So when, as happened this weekend, we invoke provisions of existing agreements, we do so not to be provocative or to promote self-defeating protectionism.
He could invoke provision 287 g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, in order to detail thousands of local and state agents and police officers to the deportation effort.
In other words, once then-President Jimmy Carter signed Executive Order 12170 in November 1979, invoking provisions of the law, both the House and the Senate should have considered the following May whether to terminate his action.
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In January, the conservative justices signaled their leanings when they said they would consider not only the legality of the program, but also whether the president had failed in his constitutional duty to "faithfully" execute the laws, a rarely invoked provision.
The cause of NATO's intervention against the Taliban and Al Qaeda was the September 11 attack, which led the alliance to invoke its provisions of collective defense, on the principle that an attack on one is an attack on all.
Georgia Tech, which has raised $500 million from mostly private donations for a building boom on campus, can probably match any bid thrown out by an N.B.A. owner or another top-10 college program should Hewitt invoke buyout provisions.
*What plans will Mr. Bartlet work out with his vice president to invoke the provisions of the 25th Amendment of the Constitution, which allows a president to transfer executive power to his vice president temporarily in the event of disability?
On January 17 , 1980 the Railroad responded to the Union's suit for declaratory judgment by asserting that no justiciable controversy existed because the Railroad did not believe the Taylor Law applied, and therefore had no intention to invoke its provisions.
To invoke the provisions of Article 63, each succeeding conviction must be subsequent in time to the previous conviction both with respect to commission of the offense and to conviction.
