invocation

Anglisy

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Avy amin'ny anglisy tafovoany (1100-1500) invocacioun, avy amin'ny frantsay taloha invocacion, avy amin'ny latina invocatio, invocationem. Mitovy amin'ny invoke + -ation.

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invocation

fihetsika na endriky ny fiantsoana ny fanampiana na ny fanatrehan'ny zavaboary ambony, indrindra ny vavaka atao amin'ny zavaboary masina
antso na fiantsoana, indrindra fa antso ara-pitsarana, fitakiana, na baiko#Noun (baiko)
- the invocation of papers or evidence into court
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- McNeil (D) contended that his courtroom appearance with an attorney for the West Allis crime constituted an invocation of his Miranda right to counsel and that his subsequent waiver during police-initiated questioning regarding the Caledonia crime was invalid. – Criminal Procedure, 0735569711, 2007
- As a matter of legal principle, the State should report whether all the necessary conditions for the invocation of the right of self-defense were existent. – Jan Kittrich, The Right of Individual Self-Defense in Public International Law, 3832519556, 2008
- This chapter might have been titled “The First 'First Civil Right'”: before Richard Nixon's 1968 invocation of the right to protection from (black) crime, Truman Democrats advocated protection from (white) lawlessness as the first essential right. – Naomi Murakawa, The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America, 0199380724, 2014
fiantsoana, toy ny fiantsoana fiasa