Examples of using Imputability in English and their translations into Slovak
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Imputability and state resources.
State resources and imputability to the State.
The imputability of a measure to the State cannot be inferred from the mere fact that the measure at issue was taken by a public undertaking.
Financing through State resources and imputability to the State.
Clearly, situations can occur which are very complex and obscure from a psychological viewpoint,and which influence the sinner's subjective imputability.
One who acted without full imputability, provided it remained grave.
For this reason, a negative judgment about an objectivesituation does not imply a judgment about the imputability or culpability of the person.
The Commission found further evidence on the imputability of the measures in the additional documents submitted by Italy and SACE.
Similar to the opening decision,the‘Stardust Marine' indicators are applied in the present decision in order to prove the imputability of the second, third and fourth measures.
As regards imputability, the Commission concluded that the selective advantages were‘clearly imputable to the Spanish State since they[were] of benefit to the EIGs and their investors'.
Among the factors which may seriously diminish imputability in such cases is paedophilia.
These circumstances could exclude such imputability only if it may be inferred that the guarantees at issue were provided without the involvement of that same public authority.
Appeal- Competition- Agreements, decisions and concerted practices- Market for the installation and maintenance of elevators and escalators- Fines-Parent company and subsidiaries- Imputability of the unlawful conduct.
When an external violation has occurred, imputability is presumed unless it is otherwise apparent.
Whenever an ordinary has knowledge, which at least seems true,of a delict, he is carefully to inquire personally or through another suitable person about the facts, circumstances, and imputability, unless such an inquiry seems entirely superfluous.
In these cases, after the proofs regarding the facts and imputability have been collected, the major superior is to make known the accusation and proofs to the member to be dismissed, giving the member the opportunity for self-defense.
In recitals 73-78 of the opening decision, the Commission applied the‘Stardust Marine'(128)indicators to prove the imputability of the measure, taking into consideration that SACE is fully owned by the State.
As regards the imputability to the State of measure 1, in the Opening Decision the Commission preliminarily concluded that the decision to transfer the Riva assets to Ilva by means of a bond subscription is imputable to the Italian government, which included this provision in Law Decree No 1/2015.
SS3 Where there has been an external violation, imputability is presumed, unless it appears otherwise.
((Competition- Agreements, decisions and concerted practices- Global market for cathode ray tubes for television sets and computer monitors- Decision finding an infringement of Article 101 TFEU and Article 53 of the EEA Agreement- Agreements and concerted practices on pricing, market sharing, capacity and production- Proof of participation in the cartel-Single and continuous infringement- Imputability of the infringement- Joint control- Fines- Unlimited jurisdiction)).
There are alsoreferences to the Catechism of the Catholic Church about“imputability” when circumstances many diminish or even annul personal responsibility.
Whenever an ordinary has knowledge, which at least seems true, of a delict, he is carefully to inquire personally or through another suitable personabout the facts, circumstances, and imputability, unless such an inquiry seems entirely superfluous.
Abstract: This paper focuses on the enlightenment of such notions as political accountability, imputability and punishability in the context of performance of the function of the President of the Slovak Republic, including the relations of direct election of head of state and his competence portfolio.
Canon 1717(1) Whenever the Ordinary receives information, which has at least the semblance of truth, about an offence, he is to inquire carefully, either personally or through some suitable person,about the facts and circumstances, and about the imputability of the offence, unless this inquiry would appear to be entirely superfluous.