Examples of using Attributable to the state in English and their translations into Arabic
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Cases where officials acted in their capacity as such, albeit unlawfully or contrary to  instructions, must be distinguished from cases where the  conduct is so removed from the  scope of their official functions that it should be assimilated to  that of private individuals, not attributable to the State.".
namely that the  alien was compelled to  leave the  territory as the  intentional result of an action or omission attributable to the State.
Calls upon the  High Commissioner to  explore and determine the  appropriate modalities for the  establishment of an escrow fund for the  provision of reparations to the  Palestinians who suffered loss and damage as a result of unlawful acts attributable to the State of Israel during the  military operations conducted from December 2008 to  January 2009;
control of a State  would not have the  effect of making all the  conduct of all State  corporations attributable to the State for the  purposes of international law.
Such a waiver is effective, however, only as to  injuries resulting from a negligent act or omission or from a failure to  exercise due diligence to  afford protection to the  alien in question and not as to  injuries caused by a wilful act or omission attributable to the State.".
an act or omission attributable to the State under international law; and secondly,
cannot amount to  a violation of the  Covenant attributable to the State party.
She had noted in that regard that, despite the  exclusionary provisions relating to  activities attributable to the State or its agents, the  Ad Hoc Committee had not been oblivious to  particular situations in which the State  might play a role in suppressing international terrorism, for example by passing and enforcing legislation that proscribed acts of terrorism within its jurisdiction.
the purposes of these articles[i.e., on State  responsibility], international responsibility results exclusively from a wrongful act contrary to  international law".(Emphasis added.) Further,">the  draft articles on State  responsibility were also explicit in stating  that for an internationally wrongful act to  occur the  conduct in question" must be attributable to the State under international law".
Enforced disappearance is a complex violation of human rights attributable to the State in which public officials or individuals act with its support or acquiescence; it entails detention(lawful or unlawful), deprivation of liberty and a refusal to  acknowledge detention or to  provide information on the  fate or whereabouts of the  person detained with the  aim of placing the  person concerned outside the  protection of the  law.
on the  other hand, cases where their conduct is so removed from the  scope of their official functions that it should be assimilated to  that of private individuals, not attributable to the State.
Although“[t]he acts of private persons or of persons acting, in the  case under consideration, in a private capacity are in no circumstances attributable to the State”, this“strictly negative conclusion” does not mean that the State  cannot be responsible for those acts, for example, if State  organs breach an obligation to  prevent private conduct in some respect.
where there was" no reasonable possibility of effective redress" and thought that the  exception in subparagraph(b), where there was" undue delay in the  remedial process" attributable to the State alleged to  be responsible, was well established in human rights instruments, judicial decisions and legal writings.
in this determination are:(a) delays in submission of reports;(b) delays in consideration of these reports if attributable to the State;(c) quality of the  reports
Calls upon the  High Commissioner to  follow up on the  determination of the  appropriate modalities for the  establishment of an escrow fund for the  provision of reparations to  Palestinians who suffered loss and damage as a result of unlawful acts attributable to the State of Israel during the  military operations conducted from December 2008 to  January 2009, also taking into consideration Israelis who suffered loss and damage as a result of unlawful acts attributable to the  Palestinian side;
Paragraph 6 of resolution 16/32 called upon the  High Commissioner to  follow up on the  determination of the  appropriate modalities for the  establishment of an escrow fund for the  provision of reparations to  Palestinians who suffered loss and damage as a result of unlawful acts attributable to the State of Israel during the  military operations conducted from December 2008 to  January 2009, also taking into consideration Israelis who suffered loss and damage as a result of unlawful acts attributable to the  Palestinian side.
Articles on State  Responsibility adopted by the  International Law Commission on 9 August 2001 declares,"[e]very internationally wrongful act of a state  entails the  international responsibility of that state", while article 2 provides that there is an internationally wrongful act of a state  when conduct consisting of an action or omission is attributable to the state under international law and constitutes a breach of an international obligation of the state. .
(a) Is attributable to the State under international law; and.