The relevant factors differ significantly between States.

Article 6 Factors relevant to equitable and reasonable utilization

Relevant factors to be considered include, but are not limited to

Many ESG factors come into play when evaluating sustainable investment options. For example, the Generation Foundation the think tank of Generation Investment Management (on whose advisory board I serve) identifies 17 environmental factors, 16 social factors, and 12 governance factors relevant to sustainability.

(b) Other factors, issues and developments considered relevant to achieving the objectives of this Agreement.

The weight of each factor is to be determined by its importance in comparison with other relevant factors.

Clearly, genetic markers are useful in designing clinical trials. But are more subjective factors like race or ethnicity also relevant?

Among the key factors contributing to the success of this initiative was the continuity of human resources in relevant ministries.

While race and religion might be relevant factors, they should not be the sole criteria relied on by States in screening terrorist suspects.

LDC Parties identified a number of additional factors that are relevant to the effective coordination of NAPA implementation across sectors and institutions, including

Equitable and reasonable use within the meaning of Article 1 is to be determined through consideration of all relevant factors in each particular case.

In determining what is a reasonable and equitable use, all relevant factors are to be considered together and a conclusion reached on the basis of the whole.

It notes with satisfaction that the report complies with the reporting guidelines and contains relevant information on the factors and difficulties encountered in the implementation of the Convention.

Taking these factors into consideration, the Panel has developed an estimate of the value of Iran's losses based on the prices of fodder during the relevant periods of loss.

To what extent do poverty factors prevail over tradition and cultural factors?

External factors

Causal factors

This increase is attributed to a combination of human factors and climatic factors.

C. Linking the factors ecological model of risk factors and causes of violence against women, linking together individual, relationship, community and society (State) factors

Speakers analysed the factors that push away investments from the home economy (push factors) and those that pull investors towards host economies (pull factors).

In order to achieve an equitable balance of interests as referred to in paragraph 2 of article 9, the States concerned shall take into account all relevant factors and circumstances, including

Underlying Risk Factors

As part of its inventory planning, each Party included in Annex I should consider ways to improve the quality of activity data, emission factors, methods and other relevant technical elements of inventories.

They've probably got these environmental risk factors and or genetic risk factors we don't know about.

Analysis would provide comparisons of alternatives for yields correlated with pest pressure, method and rate of application of alternative, climate and other factors considered to be relevant to the performance of the alternatives.

(a) Gender equality factors

Material foreseeable risk factors

Environmental factors include smoking, infectious factors, radiation, pollution as well as foods, nutrition, and physical activities, etc.

In comparison to certain countries in transition, which are most similar to us in terms of factors relevant for health care, the supply of the population with health care workers in FBiH is low.

The Secretariat must consider these factors and the dates of the meetings under other relevant conventions in order to accommodate the host Government's offer in a manner that meets the needs of the Parties.

It was caused not only by natural factors such as climate change but also by socio economic factors.

What are the risk factors?

Today, both factors have changed.

Factors that influence health conditions

EXTERNAL FACTORS, CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES

C. Jurisdictional factors for consideration

(a) The external factors include

(b) The internal factors include

This is usually highly relevant, especially for the purposes of interpreting a unilateral act, its content and the subjective factors associated with the consent of the State formulating the act to be bound by it.

The Executive Board of the United Nations Children's Fund has 36 members, elected with due regard to equitable geographical representation and other relevant factors, with a view to ensuring the most effective and broadest representation.

All these factors compound one another.

Various factors explain the above phenomenon.

Environmental factors contributing to sexual abuse

Sociocultural factors in all their forms.

(d) Reduce the underlying risk factors