Examples of using Decision point in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition, Liberia actually reached the decision point under the enhanced HIPC initiative for debt relief in March 2008.
Any process for legal review needs to be synchronized with each decision point in the acquisition process, as these decision points represent important stages for the input of formal legal advice.
Thus far the decision point date remains uncertain for the pre-decision point countries.
Only one new country reached the decision point during the period under review(starting mid-1998), Mali, in September 1998.
Another half a dozen countries are expected to reach the decision point by the end of 1997,
The decision point for the other eight countries was set for 1997 and 1999, and they will reach their completion point between 1998 and 2002.
Out of the 40 eligible countries, 30 have now reached the completion point, 6 have reached the decision point and 4 have yet to begin the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative.
In July 2009, Haiti rescheduled its Paris Club debt after reaching the decision point under the Initiative in June 2009.
From September 2000 to April 2002, 18 African countries had met decision point requirements.
For the countries that had already reached decision point, this has resulted in a total reduction in their debt stock(in net present value terms) of almost 90 per cent,
Comoros reached the decision point in June 2010, paving the way for a meeting of the Paris Club to consider debt relief for the country in August 2010.
As of end-July 2009, 26 of the 40 eligible countries had completed the HIPC Initiative and qualified for irrevocable debt relief, while a further 9 had reached the decision point and qualified for interim debt relief.
(b) if the HIPC decision point is reached no later than two(2) years from the entry into force of this Agreement,
The Republic of the Congo reached the decision point under the HIPC Initiative in March 2009, and a Paris Club meeting ensued in December 2009.
The boards of IMF and the World Bank are engaged in active discussion on an extension of the initiative in order to improve the possibility of sustainability for the countries that have not yet reached the decision point, as well as those that are benefiting from the existing programme.
After Congo reached the decision point in March 2006, Paris Club creditors rescheduled the maturities on Congo ' s debt falling due in 2006 and 2007 under Cologne Terms.
The remaining countries that have yet to complete the initiative include four countries that have reached the decision point and four eligible heavily indebted poor countries that have yet to begin the process.
Since the establishment of the Initiative, only 10 of the LDCs had reached completion point, 11 had reached the decision point and 9 had yet to be considered for a debt-relief programme under the new enhanced Initiative.
We thank the European Union and the African Development Bank for their assistance and, in particular, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank for having allowed the Central African Republic to reach the decision point under the enhanced Highly Indebted Poor Countries Initiative.
In addition, many of the countries that have reached the decision point under the enhanced Initiative have achieved only modest progress towards achieving some of the Millennium Development Goals, with the majority of countries falling considerably short of the targets set for 2015.