Examples of using Decision process in English and their translations into Greek
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But, during the decision process, it's natural to find styles/design that appeal to our taste.
This is not because we are against European defence, but European defence can and may only be the outcome of a sound, democratically-based decision process in respect of foreign affairs.
The main driver in the decision process was the capability to do twin lift operation.
Cost of underfloor heating is an integral part of the decision process for any renovation.
whereas collective wisdom is not necessarily focused on the decision process.
The results are a good basis for motorists in their buyer decision process.
Our website uses Product Guides to advice you during your buying decision process and enable an easy product selection.
open discussion with a healthcare-professional can help in this decision process.
The enlargement is not being made easier; rather the decision process in the Council is being made more complex.
Especially prominent is Hans Mommsen's interpretation of the decision process that eventually resulted in the Holocaust,
The provision does not provide for any general meeting decision process or even update management for the"independence" of any of the central heating property.
Kavran said Friday that appeals had no deadline but that the decision process"could take months
So maybe that plays a role in the decision process, but we don't know what is„the best“ in a world full of different tastes and styles in music.
While the decision process may be expedited by uploading digital copies of the required documents in the Applicant Portal,
A popular study from Columbia University revealed that people actually prefer fewer choices- as it makes the decision process that much easier.
a key part of the decision process.
A popular research study from Columbia University revealed that people prefer less choice than more- it makes the decision process that much easier.
A popular research study from Columbia University revealed that people prefer fewer choices than more- it makes the decision process that much easier.
A longer term reflection towards establishing a single asylum decision process will also be part of the debate,
if applicable, to a decision process based solely on automated processing including profiling,