(5)In accordance with Article 55(2), third subparagraph, of Directive 2014/59/EU, even in the absence of impracticability conditions, a resolution authority may decide not to require the relevant institution or entity to include the contractual term where it considers that such inclusion is not necessary to ensure the resolvability of the institution or entity. The conclusions of the analysis of the impact on resolvability for the purposes of Article 55 of Directive 2014/59/EU, should be consistent with those under the resolvability assessment as laid down in Title II, Chapter II, of that Directive. However, for the purposes of the assessment of the impact on resolvability in accordance with Article 55(2), third subparagraph, of Directive 2014/59/EU, agreements or instruments creating liabilities with long maturities or high nominal values should be considered necessary to ensure resolvability. The inclusion of such contractual terms should, therefore, not be waived when such inclusion does not meet the conditions of impracticability. Regarding other agreements or instruments creating liabilities, when assessing their impact on resolvability, resolution authorities should have due regard to a number of relevant elements but should be allowed, as appropriate depending on the specific circumstances, to assess any additional element they may consider necessary.