Examples of using Wrongful conduct in English and their translations into Spanish
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not the gross negligence or intentionally wrongful conduct, of a Released Party.
in their own right, whereas the latter could only claim the cessation of the wrongful conduct and for reparation to be made to the specifically injured State.
It might be asked whether the duty to cease wrongful conduct represented an independent obligation
wrongful act would stand, even if">the responsible State immediately ceased its wrongful conduct.
not international responsibility existed by giving the State an opportunity to correct its wrongful conduct.
must be aimed at the effective cessation of the wrongful conduct and guarantee that it would not be repeated.
if the relevant conditions were met there would be no reason to exclude the responsibility of an organization that used another organization of which it was a member as a vehicle for its wrongful conduct.
the commentary thereto, in its analysis of the extent to which the damages owed to the claimants for the wrongful act of the respondent were to be reduced as a consequence of the claimant's own wrongful conduct.
jeopardized the draft articles, because an international organization could be tempted to invoke its specific characteristics in order to avoid the consequences of its wrongful conduct altogether.
to confine it to cases where the obligations arise under primary rules defining the wrongful conduct in composite or systematic terms.
In the context of diplomatic protection the doctrine is invoked to preclude a State from exercising diplomatic protection if the national it seeks to protect has suffered an injury in consequence of his or her own wrongful conduct.
may incur responsibility for its own wrongful conduct in the event of an incorrect assessment.
Paragraph 2(a) should be redrafted as follows:"Wrongful conduct of the State invoking force majeure, either alone
Nevertheless, it was unfortunate that the distinction between cessation of wrongful conduct and restitution might get blurred since the provision on reparation was a general one
The distinction drawn in article 6 between the cessation of wrongful conduct and reparation for an internationally wrongful act was fully justified
Obligations to compensate for damage not arising from wrongful conduct are best seen either as conditions upon the lawfulness of the conduct concerned,
The interpretation of liability, as prescribed in the Charter, should therefore be based on the nature of the damage that results from the wrongful conduct, as opposed to the judge's misconduct itself.
a provision to the effect that wrongful conduct could be attributable to several States in a situation in which they participated or engaged jointly in wrongful conduct.
not international responsibility existed by giving the State an opportunity to correct its wrongful conduct.
deals with acts which are a“legitimate” countermeasure under international law in response to wrongful conduct on the part of other States.