(e) Debtor means a person that owes performance of the secured obligation and includes secondary obligors, such as guarantors of a secured obligation .

(b) Performance of the obligation of reparation in accordance with the preceding articles, in the interest of the injured State or of the beneficiaries of the obligation breached.

(ii) Is of such a character as radically to change the position of all the other States to which the obligation is owed with respect to the further performance of the obligation.

Yet it was doubtful whether a situation could arise in which restitution would involve the breach of a peremptory norm of international law, unless the performance of the original obligation would also have entailed such a breach, restitution being, after all, a belated performance of that obligation.

(n) Claim means a right to the performance of a non monetary obligation other than a right in tangibles under a negotiable document.

Scope of the obligation

Scope of the obligation

The implementation of that agenda would require a substantial commitment and must not deflect the Department from the performance of its primary obligation to support and direct current missions.

The Secretary General must then decide, within 30 days, whether to accept the rescission of the decision or the performance of the obligation or, instead to pay the monetary compensation.

II. Scope of the obligation

Breach of an international obligation

International obligation and duty of solidarity

Legal obligation of the State to

(c) Secured obligation means the obligation secured by a security right.

Monitoring of performance

Obligation to cooperate

Development is a constant obligation of freedom.

International obligation and duty of solidarity 9

Existence of a breach of an international obligation

Continued duty of performance

Performance of financial resources

E. Impossibility of performance

Recognition of outstanding performance.

...in a performance of....

That performance of yours.

quot I. GENERAL OBLIGATION

You're under no obligation.

You have no obligation.

Force majeure justifies non performance of the obligation for so long as the circumstance exists supervening impossibility justifies the termination of the treaty or its suspension in accordance with the conditions laid down in article 61.

Where a treaty provision required prior authorization to be obtained for activities liable to cause significant harm, non performance would constitute a breach of that obligation and would thus entail the responsibility of the wrongdoing State.

It is the central obligation of our times.

Obligation to achieve the elimination of nuclear weapons

That is part of the obligation to implement.

Some men have no sense of moral obligation.

INTERIM REPORT OF THE EXTERNAL AUDITOR, FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REPORT AND PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE REPORT

And then here's the reconstructed performance now with the timings of the performance.

(a) Training of managers in preparing performance agreements, setting objectives, establishing performance indicators and linking overall objectives to individual performance objectives

(a) The establishment of a Management Performance Board to assess the performance of senior managers

(2) As with regard to States, the term international obligation means an obligation under international law regardless of its origin .

Performance

Performance

The Chief of Mission therefore has the authority, and indeed the obligation, to monitor their services and, when necessary, demand that the relevant service agency replace those persons whose performance or conduct is deemed unsatisfactory.

They include validating a performance test strategy, developing a performance test plan, determining the sizing of test data sets, developing a performance test data plan, and identifying performance test scenarios.

The former operates in respect of the particular obligation, the latter with respect to the treaty which is the source of that obligation.

Picture of a mixed performance