protected and/or priority species that are deemed sensitive in protected/conserved - number of invading species and/or area occupied by invading species in m² or km² 14, 15 Protection and restoration of
cards, addresses on the house registration, permanent address, home telephone numbers, facsimile numbers, copies of vehicle registrations. Sensitive data: Data under Section 26 of the Personal Data
and Viet Nam. Launched in 2019, its purpose is to advance inclusive and sustainable growth and build more gender-sensitive trade and supply chains between European and Asian markets through the
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extrapolation of the recent past leads to subequent return reversal Momentum High expected growth firms are more sensitive to shocks to expected growth Investor over-confidence and self-attribution bias leads to
value creation. 4. The board is responsible for oversight of the company’s communication and disclosure policy to protect the company’s sensitive and confidential information. 5. The board is responsible
, including market-sensitive information. The board should monitor the implementation of the information security policies and procedures and the adherence to confidentiality requirements by insiders, including
❑Understand how each country response to different components of GPR, as one is more sensitive to local idiosyncratic shocks, while others are to global’s. ❑ Aware of detrimental effect borne from GPR
value creation. 4. The board is responsible for oversight of the company’s communication and disclosure policy to protect the company’s sensitive and confidential information. 5. The board is responsible
the use of cryptographic controls and key management for protection of sensitive and critical information; (3) policy on the transfer of information within organization’s networks and with external