Examples of using Invocation of responsibility in English and their translations into French
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Paragraph 2, which refers to the invocation of responsibility by a State, is identical to article 48, paragraph 1, subparagraph(b) on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.
dealing with the general parameters of the invocation of responsibility and notice of claim,
since the articles on State responsibility only consider the invocation of responsibility by a State, the current draft articles should fill the gap.
The term"invocation of responsibility" should be defined.(United
There was no established practice concerning invocation of responsibility of international organizations by a third State
The definition should make clear that for the purposes of the draft the invocation of responsibility means the making of a formal diplomatic claim or the initiation of judicial proceedings
But in fact it was the case that victims of human rights abuses had certain procedures available to them for what could only be described as the invocation of responsibility, and in some circumstances others could act on their behalf.
State under articles 43, 44 and 45 apply to an invocation of responsibility by a State entitled to do so under paragraph 1.
i.e. third States' responses should be secondary both within the context of countermeasures and of the invocation of responsibility.
Her delegation wondered how the interests of States or organizations that were not specially affected would be dealt with in the invocation of responsibility of an international organization under draft article 46(b) i.
The second addendum to his report dealt with the invocation of responsibility by the injured State, namely the State
Support was expressed for limiting the invocation of responsibility for breach of an obligation owed to the international community as a whole to those organizations which were,
as well as the invocation of responsibility by the injured State
The draft articles relating to the invocation of responsibility of an international organization(articles 46 to 53)
Her delegation supported the provisions of the articles on invocation of responsibility by an injured State
The Netherlands raises the question of whether the three scenarios which the Special Rapporteur suggested for the invocation of responsibility for breaches of erga omnes obligations(see article 49) also apply here
the withdrawal of some privileges under the treaty, or invocation of responsibility or liability- are of little use
of draft articles,">including draft article 48 Invocation of responsibility by a State or an international organization other than an injured State
49 apply to an invocation of responsibility by a State or international organization entitled to do so under paragraphs 1 to 4.
could conceivably be extended to cover also the invocation of responsibility by international organizations.