Factor for Consideration Sample Clauses
A 'Factor for Consideration' clause identifies specific elements or criteria that must be evaluated when making a decision or determination under the contract. In practice, this clause may list factors such as performance metrics, compliance with regulations, or market conditions that a party must weigh before taking certain actions, like approving a change order or assessing damages. By clearly outlining what should be considered, the clause ensures transparency and consistency in decision-making, reducing ambiguity and potential disputes.
Factor for Consideration. If the Board decides it is necessary to lay off Employees according to Article 15.1, the factors which shall be considered in light of the University's program needs, in determining which, if any, Employees shall be retained, are: • length of full-time service at the University, including approved leaves; • length of full-time service in the Division, including approved leaves; • educational qualifications; • professional training; and, • professional experiences. The layoff of teaching or Resource Faculty in the level of organization as determined by the Board to which the layoff applies shall be in the order listed below:
Factor for Consideration. In making a determination under subsection (a) of this section with respect to the applica- tion of a law of the United States, or any provi- sion thereof, to Hong Kong, the President should consider the terms, obligations, and expecta- tions expressed in the Joint Declaration with re- spect to Hong Kong.