The relative importance to be given to activities of the Organization in the several fields of its competence, the long-term policies to be adopted within these different fields of activity, and the priorities to be followed in deciding upon different projects in these fields, with special reference to the considerations set out in the introduction to the Program of Work.
Yet only three universities' investment policies made explicit reference to the ethical considerations of investing in fossil fuels, whereas the majority of institutions explicitly exclude investment in tobacco companies for health reasons.
These data are summarized and discussed with reference to the ethical considerations.
British barrister and parliamentarian Anthony Lester has written that "Although the Court's opinion in Brown made no reference to these considerations of foreign policy, there is no doubt that they significantly influenced the decision".
Mr. Robinson said he chose Mr. Manning by taking into account moral and ethical considerations, a reference to the opposition's campaign strategy of emphasizing accusations against the Panday government for sweetheart deals and corruption.
The potential transmission of the disease from farm to wild or vice versa must be seriously taken in consideration, with particular reference to the management of marine protected areas (MPA) and fish preservation projects.
It notes that scientists, another interest group, "are especially inclined to resist legal limitations that might be imposed on their activities based on ethical considerations" -- presumably a reference to the continuing debate over the appropriate use of human embryonic stem cells.
Different considerations link attention to demonstrative reference, to the development of an understanding of other minds, and to the exercise of the will.
"In addition to the contemporary controversies over 18C, the reference to the ALRC report [in the terms of reference for the inquiry] … allows for broader consideration of the issues," Smith said Tuesday.
Scientific enquiries and analyses are 'tested' — validated or invalidated — partly by reference to 'internal' norms of coherence and rigour, and partly by reference to 'external' considerations relating to the particular social and ecological context of the enquiry.
