Examples of using Thresholds in English and their translations into Arabic
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Kiribati is exceeding the income and human assets index thresholds, while Angola is meeting the income criteria only.
Moreover, one third of the completion point countries are projected to exceed the sustainability thresholds over the medium term of the post-completion period.
Key fish stocks are at their thresholds or overfished beyond maximum sustainable yields, and scientists warn that global fisheries are in crisis.
Recommend alkyd paint can for painting windows, doors, thresholds- those parts of the house that best should be protected from moisture.
The CDP in its 1999 report also recommended a margin between the inclusion and graduation thresholds in the APQLI and the new EVI.
The time thresholds in articles 5(3)(b) and 14(1)(b)
This is mainly due to what is perceived as obstacles related to approval thresholds and associated delegation of authority at the country level.
Issues raised during the negotiations included the relationship to the GPA, the possibility of distinguishing between goods and services, thresholds and elements of procedural rules.
Conversely, high thresholds will inhibit minority representation as minority parties will often be unable to gain sufficient votes.
It raises the problem of the development of the information system to support the decision making machineryindicators, thresholds.
Maintain certain indicators and their thresholds from the previous review and introduce a few new indicators and thresholds;
At present we are nowhere near being able to identify these thresholds or discuss degrees of openness satisfactorily.
The compendium will inform the development of the guidelines, providing information on existing guidelines, including on the methodological approaches, parameters, indicators and thresholds adopted and in use.
declare a country ready for graduation even if only one of those two paramount thresholds has been met.
With regard to merger control, there was a need to raise the notification thresholds, provide maximum investigations periods and re-evaluate the role of the relevant minister in the review of the Commission ' s decisions on mergers.
Portugal noted that the resolution by the Parliament reinforced the national strategy for social protection and social inclusion for 2008- 2010 by acknowledging the need for permanent monitoring of poverty in Portugal and for defining the poverty thresholds.
cent in some areas) exceeding emergency thresholds.
they are designed to cut off information at specific thresholds.
Correcting for variations in the cost of living across countries, the paper concludes that $10,750 of purchasing power in the year 1990 is the threshold for per capita income beyond which a country is high income, while $7,250 makes it upper-middle income.(These thresholds may sound low, but the World Bank uses similar cutoffs.).
UNCTAD continued to pay particular attention to the vulnerability of least developed small island developing States in an exercise aimed at assisting the Committee for Development Policy and the Economic and Social Council in their consideration of the situation of the least developed countries vis-à-vis the thresholds of graduation from least developed country status.