Causal factors

Maybe it's his ability to have causal thought.

They are not causal, they are actually supporting factors.

The report should be the principal nexus between the two organs.

A famous one, it's called the Sevenfold Causal Method of Developing Compassion.

This export investment nexus provides a second platform for thinking about growth policies.

And indeed, people know the causal links quite well in some of these outcomes.

Iraq questions the alleged causal link between decreases in catches and the 1991 oil spills.

What might be the causal connections between the early developing skills and the later developing ones?

This profit investment nexus provides an important platform for policy design in search of faster growth.

However, the final document to be discussed in September would not seem to fully endorse this approach, as it considered all development issues as simply security challenges, hence the shift in focus from the development peace nexus to the development security nexus.

Indeed, the migration asylum nexus reflected that it was sometimes difficult to distinguish between forced and voluntary migration.

Focus area 5 will promote knowledge generation on the overall situation of children and women and related causal factors.

In a globalized world, health issues are assuming greater importance as the nexus between health, international security and development grows.

However, it has not been possible to empirically demonstrate a causal relationship between such agreements commitments and an increase in services FDI.

From the regional causal chain analysis, it appears that agricultural run off and municipal and industrial discharges are the most prevalent pollution sources.

For further elaboration, see UNCTAD 1996 and 2004. Bosworth and Collins, 2003, report the econometric evidence in support of the export investment nexus.

That situation illustrates the nexus between security and development, which needs to be taken into account in the international support provided to Haiti.

Mention of the NPT Review Conference leads me to our third point, the nexus between the NPT Review Conference and the Conference on Disarmament.

With increasing recognition of the causal relationship between finance and growth, in all regions, liberalization of the domestic financial sector has proceeded, in varying degrees.

That nexus between peace, security and development is crystal clear to us in Rwanda and the wider Great Lakes region of East and Central Africa.

The Workshop had established that preventing local conditions and causal factors that facilitated local crime could also prevent organized crime, transnational organized crime and illicit trafficking.

Neighbouring countries were also affected, as were countries in the Caribbean and Central America, caught in the nexus between crime, corruption, money laundering and drug trafficking.

Without such reforms, the nexus between drugs and terrorism will continue to be a major threat to Afghanistan's national security and to the Government's effective functioning.

The nexus between security and development and the importance of addressing both when building lasting peace are facts that we constantly need to keep in mind.

Not just a superficial image of it, though it contains that as well, but an explanatory model, embodying the same mathematical relationships and the same causal structure.

Education is one of the most important direct causal factors in this disappearance behind it are of course the world's political, economic, techno military and social forces.

The international community needed to recognize the nexus between international migration and development, and the challenges and opportunities that migration presented to both sending and receiving countries.

In fact, in spite of the global efforts to fight terrorism, serious concerns remain about the potential nexus between terrorism and the illegal trade in hazardous chemical materials.

The municipal resolutions, which are general policy documents on the issue of housing in the municipality, make no mention of Roma and the petitioners infer an incorrect causal link.

Iraq states that Iran has not established that there was a direct causal link between the increase in the number of cases of PTSD and panic disorder requiring treatment.

In the view of Iraq, many of the ailments identified in the claim, such as diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease have no scientifically established causal link with air pollution.

Good social science turns our unexamined intuitions into a map of causal arrows. Sometimes it shows how those intuitions lead to surprising, unanticipated results when extended to their logical conclusions.

That physical objects, as unlike each other as they could possibly be, can nevertheless embody the same mathematical and causal structure and to do it more and more so over time.

With respect to the sections entitled Freedom from want and Freedom from fear, on security and development, we strongly believe that there is a nexus between development and our common security.

At the midterm of the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non Violence for the Children of the World, we reaffirm the inextricable nexus among peace, development and security.

If the Millennium Development Goals are to be met, an environment conducive to expanded employment must be created either by an investment growth nexus or by a redistribution of scarce resources.

It was critical that the United Nations country teams should strengthen their cooperation in the nexus between humanitarian and development work in order to ensure a smooth transition at country level.

The growing frustration caused by this situation could catalyse and accelerate the movement towards full self government. Meanwhile the perceived nexus between the affluence of the Territories and their constitutional status, persisted.

Iceland will lend its active support to pushing forward those proposals with the aim of making the United Nations an Organization which can continue to be the nexus of the multilateral system.

But watch out here. This is merely correlational data, not causal, and it's about happiness in the first Hollywood sense I'm going to talk about happiness of ebullience and giggling and good cheer.

8.3 The petitioners argue that, contrary to the State party's assertions, there is a compelling causal link between the council resolutions, the petition and discrimination in access to housing suffered by the petitioners.

Finally, since 2006 has been proclaimed by the General Assembly as the International Year of Deserts and Desertification, celebration activities should offer avenues by which to emphasize the nexus between desertification and poverty.

While it was pointed out that there was no causal connection between international investment agreements (IIAs) and attracting FDI, it was nevertheless emphasized that the protection of investors would encourage the flow of investments.

UNCTAD should also undertake analytical work of interest to developing countries, including the liberalization of Mode 4 (trade in services) and the development impact of circular migration, and the nexus between migration and development.