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All these factors must also be considered.
The African Union must also be considered as a possible destination for the records of the proceedings of the tribunals operating in Africa.
The following criteria must also be considered.
The budget proposal must also be considered in the context of important legal and political realities.
In addition, the following must also be considered.
This vulnerability index must also be considered in planning programmes of assistance by the multilateral development, financial and State institutions.
Yet, alternative means must also be considered.
Other problems must also be considered: how far in advance should the lists be prepared, and when precisely should other bodies or actors be requested to make relevant submissions?
Sound and smell must also be considered.
In developing such a framework, differences between countries must also be considered.
The question of trade must also be considered in that context.
In considering article 42, articles 39 and 41 must also be considered.
Minority rights must also be considered in regional or local contexts.
The issue of scarce resources such as water must also be considered.
Yet the election must also be considered in a conflict-solving capacity.
The much-publicized entry of Apple computers into this market with iTunes must also be considered in a global context.
Strengthening prevention and control of NCDs must also be considered an integral part of poverty reduction and development assistance programmes.
Contractual arrangements, identified as a core element in the Commission's Human Resources Framework, must also be considered in the development of such a service.
The systematic use of inhuman and cruel treatment must also be considered torture, even if it does not result in the serious consequences typical of conventional torture.
The Group also noted that, even though safety is regulated at national level and national authorities define the legislation governing safety rules,interoperability aspects must also be considered at the international level.
The development of the right of the Sami to self-determination must also be considered in relation to any international precedence effects.
Increasing the proportion of education resources allocated to basic and primary education and to the poorest groups or regions in a country reduces poverty, according to these studies, butcomplementarities across different levels of education must also be considered.
The existing provisions in relation to court proceedings must also be considered in the context of the system of environmental law, and access to it, as a whole.
The Government of China endorses this principle but, in determining whether a contract or transaction is a commercial transaction under the Convention, applying only the"nature" test of article 2,paragraph 1(c), is far from adequate-- the purpose of the State for engaging in the transaction must also be considered.
Ideally, HRIAs would always be published in full butreasonable potential risks must also be considered and may force a partial or summary publication.
Just like Article 31(2),Article 33 must also be considered to apply to persons who are prima facie refugees, pending a decision whether they come within the definition in Article 1.
While the subject matter requires that the focus of an instrument be on the control and prevention of crime,those other interests must also be considered, both in the process of drawing up an instrument and in its substantive content.
Here the severity of the adverse human rights impact must also be considered: the more severe the abuse, the more quickly the enterprise will need to see change before it takes a decision on whether it should end the relationship.
Although public and private entities seeking to develop nuclear power generally consider costs associated with the entire life cycle of commercial nuclear installations, the environmental, social andeconomic consequences of major accidents must also be considered and included in decision-making processes to identify and consider such costs.
The question of the territorial application of a unilateral act must also be considered in the light of the solution contemplated in the 1969 Vienna Convention, particularly in article 29 thereof.