Provocation. The preponderant cause is unreasonable action attributable to the Investor, including corrupt practices.
Provocation. The preponderant cause of the loss occurring with respect to the Project is an act by the Insured (or any entity controlled by, controlling or under common control with the Insured) or the Foreign Enterprise and a court of competent jurisdiction in the United States or Brazil has entered a final judgment that such act constituted a violation of Corrupt Practices Laws; or
Provocation. If the preponderant cause of the loss is unreasonable action attributable to the Investor, including corrupt practices.
Provocation. If the preponderant cause of the inability to make a Covered Payment is unreasonable action attributable to the Investor, the Foreign Enterprise, or any other entity, other than an entity of the Foreign Governing Authority, which has an equity interest in the Project, including any successor to or assignee thereof (each such entity being a "Co-venturer"), including corrupt practices; or
Provocation. If the preponderant cause of the expropriation is unreasonable action attributable to the Investor, the Foreign Enterprise, or a Co-venturer, including corrupt practices; or
Provocation. The preponderant cause of the loss is the unreasonable actions attributable to the Investor, the Foreign Enterprise, or any Co-venturer, including corrupt practices.
Provocation. If the preponderant cause of the loss is unreasonable action attributable to the Investor, including corrupt practices. Article VII - Political Violence - Amount of Compensation
Provocation. Did the actions of the District of Sooke or its supervisors provoke or cause the employee to react as she/he did?
