Examples of using Point in time in English and their translations into Russian
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At this point in time, the German Government cannot make a definitive statement on this recommendation.
It is very relevant at this point in time is the development
At this point in time, it is not known whether there will be any investor available for the Rogun hydroelectric power station, who will be prepared to invest $2 billion in it.
The beacon sends a signal marking a point in time as a critical nexus point of change.
Prior to this point in time, somewhere in the past… the time line skewed into this tangent… creating an alternate 1985.
At some point in time, he realized that modern communication has a large number of shortcomings which can be seen in the presentation.
At this point in time, the majority of unexpended resources have been programmed
set the last reference point in time for calculating the zones.
dates apply to the point in time at which handover takes place to the freight forwarder, courier or other third party commissioned with transport.
Considerable discussion has focused on what point in time would be the correct starting point from which to start counting costs for the new gTLD program.
MMc: The question that I have at this point in time is when we close the Conversations with Monjoronson is spirit willing to work with us in a similar capacity?
However, if it is possible, at this point in time, I would like them to explain it in clearer terms.
I mean to the point in time where we left.
By that point in time, 69 of the 192 UN member nations had recognized Kosovo as an independent state.
From this point in time on, Bruno Gröning knew that his activities were considered a healing practice as defined by the Non-Medical Practitioners Act,
At any point in time, the two triangles can be checked for intersection using the twenty planes previously mentioned.
But at this point in time, there's no action on that
It follows that it is you who has brought you to this particular point in time.
Since this point in time, the prefix‘euro' been used less frequently
dates of delivery refer to the point in time of handing over to the forwarder,