Примеры использования Obligation of conduct на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The duty to cooperate, an obligation of conduct.
It is an obligation of conduct and not an obligation of result.
Should the duty of prevention still be treated as an obligation of conduct?
The obligation of conduct requires action reasonably calculated to realize the enjoyment of a particular right.
Article 4 does not set out an obligation of result, but an obligation of conduct.
The establishment of an obligation of conduct rather than one of result appears in various United Nations instruments.
Several multilateral conventions prioritize the establishment of an obligation of conduct.
The duty of prevention, which is an obligation of conduct, is essentially regarded as a duty of due diligence.
He did not support the Commission's definition of prevention as an obligation of conduct, not of result.
In the case of the right to health, for example, the obligation of conduct could involve the adoption and implementation of a plan of action to reduce maternal mortality.
It is generally understood so far that the duty of prevention is an obligation of conduct and not of result.
However, the distinction between obligation of result and obligation of conduct is relevant in other cases of succession of States where at least two States concerned are involved.
In that regard, the Special Rapporteur had distinguished between an obligation of result and an obligation of conduct.
The obligation to prevent harm should be seen as an obligation of conduct, not an obligation of result.
Mr. Šturma said he agreed with the Special Rapporteur that the obligation of protection was an obligation of conduct.
The obligation of prevention was,by definition, an obligation of conduct, and its breach might therefore not always be easily proved.
As stated by the International Court of Justice in the Genocide case,when qualifying the duty to prevent genocide as an obligation of conduct.
Outside the realm of international disaster relief law proper,the obligation to cooperate as an obligation of conduct and not one of result is also embodied in bilateral treaties.
An obligation to adopt regulatory or administrative measures either individually or jointly andto enforce them is an obligation of conduct.
For example, a uniform law treaty is conceived as imposing an obligation of conduct, to make the provisions of the uniform law a part of the law of the State concerned. Ibid., para. 8.
The duty to prevent andminimize transboundary harm should be treated as an obligation of conduct or due diligence.
Nor was it the case that such an obligation had to be formulated as an obligation of result:the aut dedere aut judicare principle was in reality an obligation of conduct.
The duty to protect, if indeed it existed,was certainly an obligation of conduct and not of result.
However, it was clear from the Special Rapporteur's report that two types of obligation were at issue:an obligation of result and an obligation of conduct.
The reasonableness of that obligation, however, depended on its being an obligation of conduct and not of result.
The Parties also disagree with respect to the nature of the obligation laid down in Article 36, andin particular whether it is an obligation of conduct or of result.
Several delegations agreed with the Commission that prevention was an obligation of conduct and not of result.
In his view, the inference to be drawn from those conflicting interpretations seemed to be that an obligation of prevention was neither per se an obligation of conduct nor an obligation of result.
El-Murtadi observed that much of the debatehad focused on draft article 14 bis and how to define an obligation of conduct as opposed to an obligation of result.
His delegation was also of the view that the obligation set out in draft article 3 should be regarded as an obligation of conduct and not of result.