英語 での Also spoke の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Cody also spoke out for women's rights.
The representatives of the United States, Australia, Norway, Switzerland and Viet Nam also spoke.
He also spoke of the relationship between traditional knowledge and modern science and traditional knowledge alongside modern science.
At the aforementioned meeting on innovation in agriculture, the Governor of the Krasnodar Territory Alexander Tkachev also spoke.
The report's authors also spoke to a number of companies who sell consumers self-tracking devices and apps.
The Libra Association chief also spoke of what might happen if there was a crash in one of the currencies included in the basket.
The Libra Affiliation chief also spoke of what might transpire if there was a crash in 1 of the currencies included in the basket.
Hartley also spoke at the local high school in Williamson, WV where hundreds of students turned to God.
She also spoke on gender equality, and said that she would propose to add violence against women to the list of EU crimes.
InfoQ also spoke to Frank Sommers, founder and president of Autospaces, who told us.
Ms. Shikata also spoke of Tomomi Matsutaka, an artist tackling environmental business.
John bears witness to Christ the prophet Isaiah(written Lord JHVH) fame, and saw him also spoke.
Miltenburg also spoke about the Ripple collaboration with universities across the globe including the Korea University.
Hawking also spoke of the importance of accepting reality as it is.
When speaking to the G20 summit in 2016, Yi also spoke positively of blockchain technology.
Environment Minister Roettgen also spoke. He pointed out his view that shifting to a highly energy-efficient, low-carbon, renewable energy-based society would be a means to provide Germany with a strong future and new innovativeness.
The UNHCR describes current conditions as“not conducive to voluntary repatriation,” but also spoke with camp residents about potential returns last year.
During the tour, he inspected the extent of damage to the reactor buildings and the condition of the water recycling system, and also spoke to the workers at the crisis management center.
Elder Snow, who has served as Church historian and recorder since 2012, also spoke of the priority the Church has given to environmental concerns during the past 45 years.
She also spoke with the participants at times, and a subject that arose before long was that not only are there differences between people with and without disabilities, but also a diversity in people's preconceptions and values, and a wealth of variation in the images they hold.