Примеры использования Entitled to invoke на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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States entitled to invoke responsibility.
Each party to the multilateral human rights treaty concerned would be entitled to invoke this right, so that there could be a multitude of claimants.
States entitled to invoke responsibility in respect of multilateral obligations.
Additionally, it is not clear which states might be entitled to invoke the responsibility of the expelling State.
Any State entitled to invoke responsibility under paragraph 1 may claim from the responsible State.
The divergence of opinions on such matters as the scope of immunity from jurisdiction and the persons entitled to invoke it showed the extent of the challenge facing the Commission.
Other States entitled to invoke responsibility: article 49.
Again, however, these are significant in themselves, andany State party to the relevant collective obligation should be entitled to invoke responsibility in these respects.
A State or an international organization entitled to invoke responsibility under paragraphs 1 to 3 may claim from the responsible international organization.
Given that obligations concerning humanrights are obligations erga omnes, any State other than the State of nationality would be entitled to invoke responsibility as a noninjured State.
Any State orinternational organization entitled to invoke responsibility under the preceding paragraphs may claim from the responsible international organization.
It was maintained that the notion of"injured State" on firstreading was clearer and more direct than the notion of a"State entitled to invoke responsibility", especially in connection with serious breaches.
In cases falling under articles 49 and 50 the State entitled to invoke the fraud or corruption may do so with respect either to the whole treaty or, subject to paragraph 3, to the particular clauses alone.
Moreover, the notion of"injured State" in the draft adopted on first reading was clearer andmore direct than the notion of a"State entitled to invoke responsibility" used in the current draft in connection with such serious breaches.
Just because there is a common group of States legally entitled to invoke responsibility, the forms in which individual States can do so may have to be differentiated, and the question is how this is to be achieved.
Significantly, he saw no provisions in the Russian legislative framework that reflected the terms of article 2, paragraph 3, of the Covenant,which envisaged that individuals should be entitled to invoke that instrument on their behalf before the courts and other authorities.
The Nordic delegations did not believe that the organization would be entitled to invoke the responsibility of the State in question in those circumstances unless its own rules enabled it to do so.
Similarly, when an international organization owes an obligation to another international organization individually, the latter organization has to be regarded as entitled to invoke responsibility as an injured organization in case of breach.
A more difficult issue is whether an international organization would be entitled to invoke the responsibility of another international organization for the breach of an obligation owed to the international community as a whole.
The concept was, however, frequently referred to in the commentary, and it was understood that it would be necessary further on in the text to identify the State or States which, because they were injured by the breach,would be entitled to invoke responsibility.
There is only limited literature on the question whether an international organization would be entitled to invoke responsibility in the case of a breach of an obligation towards the international community as a whole.
The fact that nationality is irrelevant for such a claim already results from draft article 48, paragraph 5,according to which paragraph 1 of draft article 44 does not apply to claims put forward by States which are entitled to invoke responsibility other than as injured States.
It must be borne in mind that the problem of many States entitled to invoke State responsibility with regard to one single wrongful act seems to raise more problems than are solved by the draft articles.
According to some members of the Commission, although subparagraph(1)(a) only refers to the interests of the international community as a whole,an organization should nevertheless be entitled to invoke necessity for protecting an essential interest of its member States.
Asylum granted by a State, in the exercise of its sovereignty, to persons entitled to invoke article 14 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, including persons struggling against colonialism, shall be respected by all other States.
Furthermore, the compensation payable by the consignor pursuant to Articles 7 and 11 may, by derogation from§ 1,be limited in amount but not less than the amount which the carrier is entitled to invoke under this legal regime for total loss of the goods.
However, attention was drawn to the need to consider the relation between States entitled to invoke responsibility with regard to the same breach and the question of whether one State's claim for reparation absorbed the rights of the other States.
We believe that article 43 should more explicitly explain what is meant by an injured State:whether material or moral damage is necessary for a State to become an"injured State" entitled to invoke State responsibility, or rather, whether the breach of an obligation is enough.
It seems clear that, should a State be regarded as entitled to invoke the responsibility of another State which has breached an obligation towards the international community as a whole, the same applies with regard to the responsibility of an international organization that has committed a similar breach.
A particular treaty orrule may itself stipulate the entities(States or other persons) entitled to invoke responsibility for breach, on either an inclusive or an exclusive basis.