在 英语 中使用 To invoke responsibility 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Draft article 49: Loss of the right to invoke responsibility.
States entitled to invoke responsibility in respect of multilateral obligations.
The draft refers at many points to the right to invoke responsibility.
Limitations on the right to invoke responsibility on behalf of another.
Commentary 137 Article 45. Loss of the right to invoke responsibility 140.
Right of every State to invoke responsibility for breaches of obligations to the international community.
The next question was against whom should an international organization be entitled to invoke responsibility.
A State entitled to invoke responsibility under paragraph 1 may seek from the responsible State.
(d) Loss of the right to invoke responsibility(article 46 quater) 247- 248 75.
Any State entitled to invoke responsibility under paragraph 1 may claim from the responsible State.
Moreover, the internal rules may restrict the entitlement of a member to invoke responsibility of the international organization.
Moreover, the rules of the organization may restrict the entitlement of a member to invoke responsibility of that organization.
The proposed right to invoke responsibility" in… the interests of the beneficiaries of the obligation breached" is novel.
Secondly, all States are entitled to invoke responsibility for breaches of obligations to the international community as a whole.
There was no reason why a State should first make a protest or give notice of intentions to invoke responsibility.
Commentary to article 45(Loss of the right to invoke responsibility) in the context of waiver of right to bring a counterclaim.
There should be a saving clause in Part Two bis indicating that non-State entities may also be entitled to invoke responsibility.(Netherlands).
It was considered necessary to codify those obligations so as to avoid problems relating to both their definition and the capacity to invoke responsibility.
Somewhat more controversial is the question of loss of the right to invoke responsibility arising from delay in the bringing of a claim.
In practice, problems would arise as to the capacity of a State to invoke responsibility, particularly in the case of a breach of multilateral obligations.