Article 6 Factors relevant to equitable and reasonable utilization

The relevant factors differ significantly between States.

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

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

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

For related legislation, see the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Export Control of Dual use Biological Agents and Related Equipment and Technologies.

A method for the combination of different factors and data on spatial basis should be worked out, and a revision of the related basic terms and concepts has to be made.

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.

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

One of the factors that can be identified as slowing the process was that no coordinating body was established to monitor and review the process of implementation of the Convention after its ratification in 1995.

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LDC Parties and the LEG identified the following areas as posing potential financial difficulties for NAPA implementation

All related materials and facilities are under effective protection of the relevant governmental bodies.

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

Strengthening legislation and improving monitoring systems and facilities, as well as building the capacity of the relevant law enforcement agencies are important contributing factors in addressing the problem in the short term.

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

It relates to the future Elements The nursing care plan consists of a nursing diagnosis with defining characteristics (subjective and objective data that support the diagnosis), related factors or risk factors, expected outcomes goals, and nursing interventions.

626 1994 (article 87) requires relevant facilities to establish and update a register indicating the staff carrying out activities with biological agents listed in groups 3 and 4.

(c) Relevant background information

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Related matters.

Empowerment and activation of the interested parts

Relevant international organisations.

Labour and related standards

Other related actions and issues

Other relevant activities

Treaties relating to diplomatic relations

Treaties relating to consular relations

My country supports the relevant efforts that have been carried out within the context of the United Nations and other relevant international organizations.

Recalling its relevant resolutions,

Recalling its relevant resolutions,

Recalling its relevant resolutions,

Implementation of the Convention and related agreements and instruments

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Training sessions have begun.

(b) Pertinent provisions of the Convention

Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.

The relevant articles include

These following sections are relevant

Figures have been rounded off.

Biological Weapons and related materials

The relevant rules of IHL

Population trends relevant for development

Thai justice related government agencies

Relevant acts and decrees are