Examples of using State has failed in English and their translations into Spanish
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that when the Prosecutor satisfies the President of the International Tribunal that a State has failed to comply with its obligations under the International Tribunal's Statute,"the President shall notify the Security Council thereof.
not because these acts are necessarily committed by public officials, but because the State has failed to fulfill its responsibility to guarantee that all citizens can exercise
8 it is the opinion of GJC and FPP that the State has failed to carry out its duties
commence any activity if the State has failed to hold prior
in particular in so far as the State has failed to set up and consolidate an effective early warning system.
holding that the State has failed to present a sufficient case for the defence to answer resulting in the acquittal of Kasonkomona.
for example, corruption in the health sector, then it will probably follow that the State has failed to comply with its international right to health obligations.
redress to the author, as with the other two decisions of the Committee(Kalamiotis and Georgopoulos), in which the State has failed to effectively provide the authors with prompt effective remedy and compensation.
since the return to the democratic rule, the State has failed to implement the Inter-American Court's sentence on the case Benavides Cevallos against Ecuador,
children or the use of forced labour by private persons, that the State has failed to act with due diligence to prevent,
actions of identity criminals, where the State has failed to take adequate measures to protect against such fraud.
The State had failed to shoulder its responsibilities in that regard.
Some States have failed to do anything specific at all.
Some States have failed to convene national consultations prior to finishing the national report.
However, the State had failed to take adequate steps to secure the participation of Maya girls.
The State had failed miserably to address the tribulations of Dalits in general
to reports of illegal evictions which the State had failed to prevent.
The 1944 court ruling was that this was unconstitutional, as the state had failed to protect the constitutional rights of its citizens.
Mr. Flinterman said that States had failed to implement electoral quota systems as required under federal law.
In several other cases, States have failed to clarify to the Monitoring Group the nature of their activities when requested to do so.