Примеры использования Failing to take на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The bank has been criticized for failing to take appropriate measures.
Failing to take prescribed medication is costly and wastes millions of usable medicines that could otherwise help other people.
The private nature of the banking system was not an acceptable excuse for failing to take action.
Is there any formal orinformal evidence of patients failing to take appropriate medicines for fi nancial reasons?
Failing to take action in this respect will result in one single country-- or a very few countries-- becoming the decision makers in the Council.
The absence of adequate scientific information shall not be used as a reason for postponing or failing to take conservation and management measures.
Failing to take into account the powerful currents pushing them eastward, they struck the northeast shore of Cuba and were initially confused about their location.
All too often, the background context is one in which the official concerned has been subject to severe public criticism for failing to take adequate measures to protect the population.
Failing to take effective measures for the protection of persons who are in need of such help, in particular children, women and wounded persons, or who prevents such measures being taken, or.
He pointed out that, under the Convention,any official who had knowledge of such unlawful acts should be held equally responsible for failing to take action to guarantee the safety of the victims.
Failing to take this aspect into account could cause certain States to be unable to accede to this type of international instrument, which would devolve into a well-meaning but impractical exercise.
Indictments on charges of torture had been brought against 43 police or armed forces personnel anddisciplinary proceedings instituted against 12 officers for failing to take proper steps to prevent acts of torture.
Liability could be based on responsibility for causing insolvency or failing to take appropriate action, to avoid financial difficulty, to minimize potential losses to creditors or to avoid insolvency etc.
The denial of access to opportunities, including access to services orcontractual opportunities for rendering services for consideration, or failing to take steps to reasonably accommodate the needs of such persons;
In two groundbreaking cases, the Court held that failing to take feasible measures that would have prevented or mitigated the consequences of foreseeable disasters amounted to a violation of the right to life and therefore incurred the responsibility of the State under international law.
If it is viewed as such, Governments, the international community andinternational lending institutions should be accountable for failing to take appropriate action to stop the continued spread of poverty.
Failing to take measures aimed at maintenance of fencing structures of controlled territory, restricted area or ground structures of an airport, aerodrome or heliport- shall entail the imposition of an administrative fine on officials in the amount of two thousand to four thousand rubles; on legal entities in the amount of four thousand to ten thousand rubles.
The denial of access to opportunities, including access to services orcontractual opportunities for rendering services for consideration, or failing to take steps to reasonably accommodate the needs of such persons.
Failing to take measures aimed at preventing the entry aboard an aircraft of persons, hand baggage or luggage, freight, mail or onboard supplies that have not been inspected, or articles or substances prohibited to air transportation- shall entail imposition of an administrative fine on officials in the amount of two thousand to three thousand rubles; on legal entities in the amount of ten thousand to fifty thousand rubles.
No State party to the Biological Weapons Convention(BWC) should use the lack of a verification protocol as justification for failing to take effective national-level measures.
Since the completion of the previous report, the Special Rapporteur has received information of more instances of the judicial system failing to take effective measures to identify and punish those responsible for crimes and to provide families and relatives of Serbian victims with proper legal responses to the death or disappearance of their relatives.
Notwithstanding the complainant's allegations of torture and ill-treatment and his repeated requests to the courts that they conduct inquiries,they ignored their duty to investigate, failing to take any action or rejecting his requests.
The author did so, on the grounds that the trial judge had decided the case arbitrarily by not evaluating the evidence fully,by not carefully balancing the evidence, by failing to take a certain memorandum into consideration, by not making due use of the evidence, and by introducing a"presumption of credibility" for a lawyer's testimony over that of a private party.
States were urged to refrain from invoking article 4 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination and article 20 of the International Covenant on Civil andPolitical Rights to limit freedom of expression or as an excuse for failing to take effective measures.
Powerful tribal elders andcommanders often are linked to private detention with local authorities frequently acquiescing, failing to take action or at most limiting their intervention in securing the release of the persons detained.
The Trial Chamber was found to have erred in failing to take judicial notice of the existence of widespread and systematic attacks in Rwanda against a civilian population based on Tutsi ethnic identification, the fact that some Rwandan citizens killed or caused serious bodily or mental harm to persons perceived to be Tutsi, and that as a result of those attacks, large numbers of Tutsi were killed.
Moreover, the Trial Chamber found that, as commander, Mr. Čerkez exercised de jure andde facto control over the members of his brigade, failing to take the necessary measures to prevent the attacks on Vitez, Stari Vitez and Večeriska and to punish those responsible for the attacks.
Other approaches, such as adopting a General Assembly resolution calling on States to take stronger domestic action, adopting model legislation orintensified efforts by the Secretariat to identify those States failing to take appropriate action, could also be considered.
Applications of host authorities for the invitation of foreigners to the Republic of Kazakhstan are notconsidered if within one year before the filing of such an application, the hostages were brought to account for failing to take measures for timely registration of immigrants, registration of documents for the right of their stay in the Republic of Kazakhstan and ensuring the departure from the Republic of Kazakhstan after a certain period of stay.
In convicting both the commander and the deputy commander of the Celebići detention camp, the Trial Chamber stated:"Thus, a superior may be held criminally responsible not only for ordering, instigating or planning criminal acts carried out by his subordinates,but also for failing to take measures to prevent or repress the unlawful conduct of his subordinates.