Примеры использования Relevant factor на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Is that a relevant factor?
Thus, in some countries, labour market participation of women is a relevant factor.
Any other relevant factor.
Another relevant factor for earnings, particularly in Austria, is the inclusion of apprentices.
Any other relevant factor.
Another relevant factor has been the sustained growth in per capita production, which will rise from $915 to $1,800 by the end of my mandate, in 2008.
Any[all] other relevant factor[s].”.
This may be a relevant factor to consider in determining the lawfulness of an expulsion which constitutes a disguised extradition.
In conclusion, climate change has proven to be the most relevant factor in natural disasters.
Investment relationships are a relevant factor when determining economic ownership of output and the assets(including IPPs) used in production inside the MNE.
Neither the expertise of the author, northe quality of the creation itself is a relevant factor in determining whether a creation is a work or not.
The report added another relevant factor:"an improved appreciation of the scale and complexity of the work involved after completing a diagnosis of required procedures and system changes.
The role of the aquifer in the related ecosystem in subparagraph(i) is a necessarily relevant factor in particular for reasonable utilization.
Although energy is not the only relevant factor for rural development, it is one of the prerequisites for improved agricultural and rural industrial productivity.
The presence of family members of an alien in the territory of a State may be a relevant factor to consider in deciding whether to expel and deport that alien.
Proper storage of foodstuffs is a relevant factor in the safe and sanitary production of food; in addition, it improves the efficiency of foodservice activities and positively affects energy consumption.
Consequently, the circumstances under which an individual has fled his orher country continue to be a relevant factor in determining whether a person qualifies as a refugee.
While alternative sources of water are no doubt a relevant factor, Israel believes that their mere availability is not enough, and that their feasibility must be taken into account as well.
If the test fuel is reference fuel B for LPG or G25 for NG,the emission result shall be divided by the relevant factor Ar@ if r 1; if r 1, no correction is needed.
In that context, States parties may consider corruption a relevant factor in legal proceedings to annul or rescind a contract, withdraw a concession or take any other remedial action.
Thus the indigenous social justice responsibilities of one deputy president position would clearly be a relevant factor in deciding whom to appoint to that position.
Political considerations may be a relevant factor in determining the expulsion of aliens on the basis of public order or national security rather than as a separate ground under international law.
Another argued that the exceptional increase of net private capital flows was a relevant factor in the growth boom of several developing countries from 2003 to 2007.
The most relevant factor is the role played by the secretariat of the Permanent Forum in providing United Nations bodies with the reports of the sessions and recommendations that are specifically addressed to each body.
There are no obstacles to making corruption a relevant factor in legal proceedings with respect to UNCAC article 34.
Whatever connecting factor is retained for determining the most appropriate conflict-of-laws rulefor any given issue, there may be a change in the relevant factor after a security right has been created.
Sub-Saharan Africa: is regional integration a relevant factor affecting the changes taking place in international migration?
ECLAC supports labour market policies and technical cooperation projects, taking into account youth and women's vulnerability in the labour market andinnovation as an increasingly relevant factor for competitiveness and productivity.
Compliance with these obligations may also be seen as a relevant factor in meeting the"due diligence" obligation of the sponsoring State.
In Harabin v. Slovakia, the European Court of Human Rights underlined that the existence of national procedures for ensuring impartiality,namely rules regulating the withdrawal of judges, was a relevant factor for the internal organization of the State.