Transboundary harm definition

Transboundary harm means harm caused in the territory of or in other places under the jurisdiction or control of a State other than the State of origin, whether or not the States concerned share a common border;

Transboundary harm means serious harm within the jurisdiction of a party as a result of transboundary transfer or release of living modified organisms or products thereof from within th jurisdiction of another Party;

Transboundary harm means harm caused in the territory of or in other places under the jurisdic- tion or control of a State other than the State of origin,

Examples of Transboundary harm in a sentence

• Transboundary harm occurs when damage is caused to the territory of another State48 with harm crossing State boundaries.49 Since the harm caused in the territory of Arctos was due to the crossing over of the Bears reintroduced in Ranvicora,50 therefore there is a transboundary effect.

• Section IV.are settled.15 Transboundary harm requires full and effective remedy, under international law.

• Transboundary harm is a violation that is universally accepted and gives rise to individual liability.

• Transboundary harm in international law : Lessons from the Trail Smelter arbitration, (1), pp.240-254.

• Transboundary harm, as committed by HexonGlobal, is a violation of the law of nations.In Sosa v.

• Transboundary harm is conceived as harm caused in the territory of, or in places otherwise under the jurisdiction or control of, another State.

• Transboundary harm claims against Brazil and Indonesia have considerable strength, with regard to prevailing on a showing of fore- seeability, severity, and failure to prevent the harm.

• Transboundary harm refers to harm caused in the territory of or in other places under the jurisdiction or control of a State of origin.107 The harm is required to be “detectable”, rather than serious or substantial.

• Transboundary harm as a violation of international law began with Trail Smelter.