(a) Substantive segments

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Relationship with State responsibility

Combining work and family responsibilities

Sovereignty goes hand in hand with responsibility.

Sovereignty comprises rights and responsibilities.

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Girls increasingly drop out of the preparatory and secondary stages

Such responsibility may be criminal, civil or administrative.

(iii) Article 7 of the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, 1992, Responsibility and liability

The responsibilities of the Director General are combined with those of the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Yet there is a difference between the criminal responsibility of individuals as such and the responsibility of the State.

The contractor apos s residual obligations are those concerning warranties and guarantees of equipment, which are being monitored and administered locally by ECA.

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Corruption thus creates a dual responsibility the corrupted (the passive subject) is just as responsible as the corrupter (the active subject).

The protection of refugees operates within a structure of individual rights and duties and state responsibilities.

The experiments on combining work and care did not focus solely on finding solutions for combining paid employment and childcare.

Mutual responsibility among people and criteria for co responsibility between States and governments necessarily change with these global processes.

Freedom of contract approach vs. exemption from liability approach

ESF3 subsidy scheme for combining work and care

At the same time, there must be a determination of responsibility for adverse events.

(a) That the new permanent members should have the same responsibilities and obligations as the current permanent members

Participants described the nature of each layer of responsibility as what a company must do, could do and should do or, alternatively, as the responsibilities that were essential , expected or desired of a business.

WISER stands for World Index for Social and Environmental Responsibility.

Permanence is the polar opposite of accountability.

That responsibility rested with every member of the United Nations family but primarily with the Member States, which must honour their commitment to improve the system by taking serious responsibility for their own growth and the prosperity of their peoples and communities.

r) Make adequate provisions for child care services and formulate policies that will enable parents to balance family responsibility with work responsibilities

The question of the ethical and legal liability associated with the provision of medical teleservices involves the issue of the dispersion of medical liability.

Based on the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage, Croatia has adopted, in 1998, the Law on Liability for Nuclear Damage which regulates liability in usage and management of nuclear materials.

There are thus two types of responsibility, national and international.

Scope of the cover and exclusions

Combining work and care and older women

At the same time, I take this as a particular responsibility.

The General Assembly should be involved in the allocation and accountability of these resources.

Should a member State's responsibility be residual and arise only in the event of default by the wrongdoing international organization, or should it arise concurrently with the responsibility of the organization?

It will regulate matters of criminal liability in the case of natural persons responsible for the management or supervision of a legal person involved in financing terrorist activity.

Such cases raise the question of the responsibility not only of the State but also that of the persons who participated in the acts resulting in such breaches.

The persons participating in the commission of such acts bear criminal responsibility for their actions and the basis for such responsibility must be sought in international law.

(a) Under any dispute settlement procedure applicable between it and the responsible State