| Recognition of the imputability of action opens the way for consideration of the ethical and moral determinations of action. |
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| Consequently, the submission of a measure to the Member State for approval constitutes an indication of imputability. |
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| They also reiterated that the onus is on the Commission to prove any such imputability. |
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| The imputability of this diagnosis could not be clearly established because only 1 set of blood cultures had positive results. |
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| Wood expands the idea of 'owning' outcomes through his subtle discussion of imputability. |
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| Even the imputability of an act, and hence of the legal capacity as well, is only established in the freedom of the act. |
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| By its first plea, the appellant complains that the Court infringed the rules on the imputability of the anti-competitive practices of a subsidiary to its parent company. |
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| In order to achieve the required balance, it is necessary to go beyond the notion of imputability, which is so subject to destructive abuses of the system set up by the Convention. |
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| And though the prejudices of her husband and community, 'the rules' of apartheid law and practice, provide a context for her behaviour, she cannot evade imputability. |
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| It is therefore clear from the case-law of the Court of Justice that the criterion of imputability to the State must be examined by the Commission on a case-by-case basis. |
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| They must also make efforts to enhance their credibility through the improvement of internal governance, establishment of principles of imputability and transparency in resource management. |
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