So far only nine have qualified, and of those, only one Uganda has reached "completion point", making it eligible for cancellation of some of its debt.
The country reached its Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative completion point in 2010, and nearly $5 billion of international debt was permanently eliminated.
This workflow has been represented diagrammatically using a business process diagram that shows the major steps of the order completion from the point of view of the site owner (see Fig. 4).
Additionally, we propose various applications of such procedural representations, including guided completion of point cloud models, controllable 3D city modeling, and other benefits of procedural modeling.
Secondary to this, CPOE is designed to decrease delays related to order completion and processing, allows for point-of-care order entry, provides error checking to minimize repeat dosing or allergic reactions, and allows for easy access to previous medical records [6].
Additional measures of system performance including transaction waiting time and vehicle utilization are formulated for systems using random storage and point-of-service-completion dwell point rules.
When he was elected president in 1992, Mr Clinton inherited a North American Free-Trade Area that was ready to start; a Uruguay trade round on the point of completion; and a World Trade Organisation ready to be set up.
This is an adaptation of a sentence from Max Weber's inaugural lecture of 1895, when he declared that Bismarck's unification of Germany in 1871 had to be not the completion, but "the starting point of a bid for German global power".
Without fast-track, agreements can be unpicked line-by-line by Congress, and other TPP countries will be reluctant to sign up.On the other hand, without a big trade agreement on the point of completion it is hard to argue that fast-track is essential and urgent.
As the extended subject becomes a resource to be drawn on, supplying the next poem and the next, the particular life of the single poem can sometimes be subordinated to the larger project, which is, in turn, predicated on the idea of an outcome, of a point of completion, so that poems-in-themselves become the infantry of a campaign, or the eggs in the omelette.
