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

The journalist has the right and obligation

Assumption of shipper's right and obligation (draft article 34, former 31)

This obligation is laid down in the Clients' Right of Complaint (Care Sector) Act.

(b) Acquisition security right means a security right in an asset that secures the obligation to pay any unpaid portion of the purchase price of the asset or other obligation incurred to enable the grantor to acquire the asset.

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

The divorced women have the right to receive reasonable provisions . It is an obligation for the pious .

The divorced women have the right to receive reasonable provisions . It is an obligation for the pious .

Diplomatic protection should continue to be a discretionary right of States and not an international obligation for them.

(o) Receivable means a right to the payment of a monetary obligation, excluding, however, rights to payment evidenced by a negotiable instrument, the obligation to pay under an independent undertaking and the obligation of a bank to pay with respect to a bank account.

States are under an obligation to protect the human rights of their inhabitants, beginning with the right to life.

The starting point of HRsL is the prohibition of arbitrary killing and the obligation to protect the right to life.

Remembrance is a moral obligation, he said. It is our moral duty and right to commemorate the one and a half million victims.

The Act guarantees the right of the child to education and the obligation of the State to make primary education compulsory and free.

2. Solemnly declares that the preservation of the right of peoples to peace and the promotion of its implementation constitute a fundamental obligation of each State

The Bill also innovates prohibiting the imposition of penalties restrictive of right to monetary contributions, such as the obligation of giving out basic food baskets, and fines.

Scope of the obligation

Scope of the obligation

Breach of an international obligation

II. Scope of the obligation

This is our legal obligation.

Solemnly declares that the peoples of our planet have a sacred right to peace and that the preservation and promotion of peace constitute a fundamental obligation of each State

1 11 and recommendation 8). Where the security right at issue (which secures the debtor's obligation) is granted by the debtor, the term debtor also refers to the grantor.

The Committee also finds that the State party is in breach of its obligation to guarantee the right of everyone to equality before the law in the enjoyment of the right to housing, contrary to article 5, paragraph (e) (iii), of the Convention.

3. Solemnly declares that the peoples of our planet have a sacred right to peace and that the preservation and promotion of peace constitutes a fundamental obligation of each State

3. Solemnly declares that the peoples of our planet have a sacred right to peace and that the preservation and promotion of peace constitutes a fundamental obligation of each State

Article 8 General obligation to cooperate

Article 2 Obligation to Eliminate Discrimination

Article 46. Obligation to accept delivery

Article 47. Obligation to acknowledge receipt

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

The ultimate guarantee of harmony was the ruler s justness, which permitted him to enjoy the mandate of heaven the people had a right, indeed an obligation, to rebel against a tyrant.

Violations and limitations were unacceptable and, when they were committed by non State actors, States had an obligation to ensure the enjoyment of the right to freedom of religion or belief.

It would apply to everyone, regardless of nationality or statelessness, including refugees and asylum seekers, and it would place a positive obligation on states to promote and fulfill the right to equality.

Other delegations, however, voiced doubts as to the existence of a right to the truth , and proposed stressing the obligation of States to provide all possible information in accordance with the law.

It is both the right and the obligation of all countries to ensure the peaceful use of outer space and to prevent the weaponization of, and an arms race in, outer space.

In the same vein, it also disregarded its obligation, under article 13, to ensure the complainant's right to complain and to have his case promptly and impartially examined by the competent authorities.

International obligation in force for a State

Teamwork was an obligation, not a choice.

Article 7 Obligation not to cause harm

Article 32 Obligation to inform the FIU

Development is a constant obligation of freedom.

Reporting was an obligation, not a choice.

Therefore, the obligation need not be cancelled.

The State party also failed to comply with its obligation, under article 13, to ensure the complainant's right to complain and to have his case promptly and impartially examined by the competent authorities.