Information technology is a key factor for socio economic development.

Education is a key factor in the achievement of social justice and equality.

A key factor was how society, the media and educational establishments regarded the issue.

Satisfactory administrative and technical support was a key factor in their ability to do so.

Health promotion throughout life would be a key factor for a healthy life during old age.

Both Parties indicated that voter turnout will be a key factor to influence the situation of election.

The creation of an appropriate enabling environment (including technical and institutional capacities) is key to such sustainable transition.

The key physics principle here is when water boils to steam it expands by a factor of 1,600.

It is also true for advanced democracies since good government is a key factor in strengthening democratic governance.

Another key factor for successful post conflict reconstruction is the provision of financial support at an early stage.

Decent work could be a key route out of poverty and an important factor in social inclusion and integration.

As the studies make clear, local capacity development remains a key success factor and fully justifies the investment required.

Thirdly, the effective enforcement of contracts and protection of creditor rights is of key importance to an enabling business environment.

Such understanding guarantees tolerance, which in turn generates respect a key factor for peaceful coexistence among peoples, religions and civilizations.

Let me conclude by underscoring the fact that disarmament, particularly nuclear disarmament, is a key factor in enhancing international peace and security.

Recognizing that efficient, accountable, effective and transparent public administration at both the national and the international levels constitutes a key factor in development,

Lack of infrastructure had been a key factor in hindering the ability of LDCs to benefit from market access initiatives taken in their interest.

4. Encourages all Governments and partners to submit to the Secretariat examples of enabling urban policies and legislation relating to key items selected for country reporting to allow the Secretariat to combine best practices, enabling policies, legislation and action plans

Meanwhile, enormous investment did not bring about the corresponding economic benefit, which was a key factor leading to poor quality and benefit in economic growth.

In addition, the presence of reliable infrastructure is a key factor in attracting FDI and multinational enterprises, which, in turn, creates an upward spiral effect.

On the legislative front, key laws have recently been enacted to ensure the existence of an enabling environment for both the private sector and external investors.

The birth of the United Nations coincided with the victory in the Second World War and was a key factor in the formation of the contemporary international order.

In this matter, attention to ways and means by which developing countries can insert their productive sectors into the global production system is a key variable in the enabling services.

The Centre would make it possible to meet long standing needs for assessment of the quality of industrial products, which was a key factor of competitiveness in the globalized world.

The great number of festivals, cultural events, sports events and religious conferences organized in recent years attest to the collective awareness that dialogue is a key factor in establishing peace.

It is for that reason and on this position we will not compromise that we believe that the right of the veto is a key and intrinsic factor of permanent membership.

Enabling environments

Enabling environment

As a result, developments in southern European will remain a key factor determining Europe s course in 2013. The depression will continue, dimming prospects for economic growth throughout the EU and the eurozone.

That is why the Democratic Republic of the Congo wishes, first, to reaffirm its faith in the Monterrey Consensus, which is a key factor in mobilizing the necessary financial resources for development.

And you need the fourth factor, which perhaps is the most important factor.

This also destroys the stereotypes that uneducated women are less capable of private imitative than more educated ones and proves that motives are the key factor in starting up of a private business.

In the meantime, it is hoped that continued peacekeeping engagement in Liberia in the post election period will remain a key stabilizing factor for both Sierra Leone and the wider Mano River basin.

Underlines that action at the national level is a key factor in achieving progress in sustainable mountain development, welcomes its steady increase in recent years with a multitude of events, activities and initiatives, and calls upon the international community to support the efforts in developing countries to develop and implement strategies and programmes, as well as enabling policies and laws, for the sustainable development of mountains, within the framework of national development plans

The membership factor dominates, at 75 per cent the population factor increases to 10 per cent, and the contribution factor decreases to 15 per cent.

National enabling environment

International enabling environment

The key to enabling continued convergence even at a fairly rapid pace is good political governance. Developing country governments must implement policies aimed at managing the impending transformation, while maintaining social solidarity and cohesion.

China s Xi Factor

The Competition Factor

The Fear Factor

The Phelps Factor

Consider, for example, America in Iraq. The Bush administration s overconfidence in the validity of its objectives democratizing the Middle East much more than implementation failures, was the key factor behind the unfolding catastrophe there.

The information that the credit users are mostly of lower education is not a key factor in the taking of private initiative, but shows that the source must be sought for in personal motives.

Another key economic factor stimulating South South FDI is the relative ease with which developing country TNCs, especially small and medium sized companies, can operate in similar economic environments, particularly neighbouring countries (Wells, 1983).