Examples of using Decision points in English and their translations into Spanish
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For these decision points, Steins;Gate presents the user with the"phone trigger"(フォーントリガー,
Choices given to the audience at decision points throughout the film include:
Whether it's tap, click, or even just read(for my media publisher friends), all our decision points need to be centralised around the customer
they are hypothetical sequences of events constructed for the purpose of focusing attention on causal processes and decision points.
But between the end of 2000 and the end of April 2002, only four more countries had reached their decision points under the initiative-- which is when a country's eligibility and the amount of debt relief are determined and debt relief starts flowing.
another 17 have reached decision points under the enhanced HIPC debt initiative and one country has reached its decision point under the original HIPC framework.
For the 24 HIPCs that had reached their Decision Points by January 2002,
Notes that only nine countries so far have reached decision points under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative and in this regard,
Of these, 36 countries have reached their‘decision points', meaning they have made sufficient progress in fulfilling conditions for relief,
The checklists provided at the back of the document on decision points and articles requiring implementation were considered to add value to the document and should be retained,
6 countries had not yet reached their decision points.
has looked for assurances at GEF decision points that cofinancing and other requirements would be met.
to two major reasons: challenges in how the GEF decision points are set up
The report also identified two important decision points- the first,
intervention points, and explains when and how the GEF decision points interface with the Agencies' project cycle.
Limiting the comparison to the 23 African HIPCs that had reached their enhanced decision points by the end of 2003 results in an even lower probability of 82.5 per cent if the IMF
Welcomes the extension of the entry deadline of the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Debt Initiative to the year 2000 to enable more eligible countries to reach decision points and, in this connection, urges liberalization of access to the Initiative as well as the need for the International Monetary Fund
Reached decision point but not completion point. .
Reached decision point.
Cost to the IMF for 29 HIPCs that have already reached decision point.