Provisions already exist for disciplinary action and, where appropriate, for imposing financial liability in cases where gross negligence or wilful misconduct has been established.

For example, in some cases, the Claims Review Board had judged that damage to property had been caused by the wilful negligence of battalions, and recommended that some 290,000 of damage should be recovered from the relevant troop contributing countries.

The CWA creates offences of wilful obstruction or attempted wilful obstruction of a person entering or searching vehicles, vessels, aircraft and hovercraft.

It's probably criminal negligence.

Under the guidelines as currently drafted (A 52 698, para. 25), the donor of the gratis personnel, and not the United Nations, would be responsible for handling and settling claims arising from gross negligence or wilful misconduct of personnel provided by it.

Who's responsible for this negligence?

However, recognition without action is negligence.

I hope you're not imputing negligence.

Seven persons were imprisoned, three of them charged with wilful murder.

This is also narrower than our own law, which criminalizes knowing and wilful violations.

However, if the loss, damage, death or injury arose from gross negligence or wilful misconduct of the gratis personnel provided by the donor, the donor shall be liable to the United Nations for all amounts paid by the United Nations to the claimants and all costs incurred by the United Nations in settling such claims.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

I think that this is the result of gross negligence.

7. Also endorses the views of the Secretary General, reflected in paragraph 14 of his report,1 with regard to third party claims resulting from gross negligence or wilful misconduct of the personnel provided by troop contributing States for peacekeeping operations, and requests the Secretary General to report on their implementation in the relevant performance reports

Those responsible for this element of the investigation displayed gross negligence.

Legal aid in discrimination cases and in cases of medical negligence

Nineteen soldiers had been found guilty of killing or killing by negligence.

In paragraph 1 it is stated that the general liability is based on negligence.

Nurse Holloway threatened me with legal action... when I used the words 'criminal negligence.

(b) The protection of installations, facilities or other works from wilful or negligent acts or the forces of nature.

Wilful killing or causing of serious bodily injury are considered as grave breaches of the Convention under article 147.

(a) Appropriate actions should be taken against the persons implicated in negligence and fuel embezzlement

Therefore, there is no question of restricted access to legal aid in medical negligence cases.

Please explain how the Comoros has criminalized, or intends to criminalize, the wilful collection and provision of funds related to terrorism.

Commentators have called for legal aid to be granted in all cases involving discrimination or medical negligence.

In the circumstances, this lawyer apos s inaction or negligence cannot be attributed to the State party.

In cases of gross negligence, the State might institute an action for indemnity against the official concerned.

In this case it is a matter of wilful assistance and abetting, which is referred to in subparagraph 1 (b) of the Resolution.

If a vehicle is stolen due to carelessness or negligence, an individual may be assessed for its loss.

7. Also requests the Secretary General to continue, in the new system, to take into account, when considering all mission related death and disability claims, that such injury or death should be compensable, unless such injury or death was caused by the gross negligence or wilful misconduct of the injured or deceased member of the contingent, and requests the Secretary General to include this notion in the aide mémoire for troop contributing countries.

24. The donor will reimburse the United Nations for financial loss or for damage to United Nations owned equipment or property caused by gratis personnel provided by the donor if such loss or damage (a) occurred outside the performance of services with the United Nations, or (b) arose or resulted from gross negligence or wilful misconduct or violation or reckless disregard of applicable rules and policies by such gratis personnel.2 Third party claims

But (even so), if a person is forced by necessity, without wilful disobedience, nor transgressing due limits, thy Lord is Oft forgiving, Most Merciful.

But (even so), if a person is forced by necessity, without wilful disobedience, nor transgressing due limits, thy Lord is Oft forgiving, Most Merciful.

There was also clear recognition that any wilful abuse of the asylum system by persons not entitled to international protection should be strongly resisted.

We believe that the clearly harmful trend of unilateralism and the wilful interpretation of multilateral instruments and international law by some must be reversed.

2.11 Counsel contends that the Colombian authorities displayed serious negligence in the handling of Nydia Bautista apos s case.

Wilful attacks on human life or physical integrity, abduction and confinement of persons and the hijacking of aircraft, ships or any other means of transport

Lest anyone should say, Alas for my negligence in the vicinage of Allah! Indeed I was among those who ridiculed.

Lest anyone should say, Alas for my negligence in the vicinage of Allah! Indeed I was among those who ridiculed.

7. Also requests the Secretary General to continue, in the new system, to take into account, when considering all mission related death and disability claims, that such injury or death should be compensable, unless such injury or death was caused by the gross negligence or wilful misconduct of the injured or deceased member of the contingent, and further requests the Secretary General to include this notion in the aide mémoire for troop contributing countries. 76th plenary meeting

The rise of populism had led to a systematic and wilful confusion in public opinion over security problems, terrorism, migrant flows and refugee and asylum issues.

Article 19 also had to do with errors committed by services through negligence, for which administrative sanctions were particularly well suited.

The limitation might not apply, for instance, if there was proof of negligence or recklessness on the part of the operator.

Although this reduction was in line with the regulations, it still constituted stark negligence in respect of the special circumstances at hand.

At a time of economic well being and progress, though not widespread, complicity with that injustice through negligence or incapacity is unacceptable.