英語 での By making の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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By making a comprehensive determination that adds subsoil risk data to the rainfall index, we can identify locations that require early and focused countermeasures.
We will continue to meet our social responsibility by making the environment safe and through our ethical management practices and efforts to.
A Japanese national having a foreign nationality may renounce Japanese nationality by making notification to the Minister of Justice.
By making any purchase, you are fully accepting these General Terms and Conditions of Sale.
We contribute to the environmental protection by making high-efficient mechatronics products for energy-saving effects and using power conversion technology.
By making your campaigns more focused, you can also run more focused campaigns.
The user represents the answer by making the third chicken lay eggs by touching it.
The boys wrapped up a milestone year by making social media history too. How does the band connect to its fans?
By making a strong selection, we represent Bali's best choices for an unforgettable stay.
But there are also celebrities who have gotten into trouble by making poor choices and breaking the law.
By making the right or the left carry out 90-degree rotation, it changes to this screen.
By making this work, I wanted to move beyond the self that existed only as a reflection of the media.
Hard work go to waste by making these easily correctable mistakes.
By making your decisions through a singular Cloud platform, you can increase your decision making speed.
It uses the traditional method of backing files up by making an identical clone of the Mac hard drive.
By making the left carry out 90-degree rotation of the score input screen, it changes to this screen.
Strengthens democracy in Portugal by making the informed and reflected voice of ordinary citizens heard in important public debates.
The prepayment system solves the billing problems by making meters paid in advance.
According to Foucault,[133] society already governs and controls bodies by making them feel watched.
By making cards in which themes are already set, Children carry down their usual life to participants in Korea.