Exemples d'utilisation de Has been a source en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The question has reverberated throughout the world, it has been a source of world concern,
far from leading to purely subjective conclusions based on personal impressions, has been a source of the greatest importance for the studies made by the Special Rapporteur.
The emergence of this new order has been a source of hope and optimism for the international community,
RISCTOX, the ETUI database on chemicals, has been a source of inspiration for the new ECHA website and the ETUI staff
the industry has been a source of secure jobs
the delay in its implementation until now has been a source of contention and distrust.
I know the practical application of the EU Directive has been a source of some frustration in this country.
only Montreal team to participate in the Jerusalem Marathon as part of Team Shalva and the initiative has been a source of excitement and school pride for students and staff.
peer review) in determining the performance-based portion of institutional research funding has been a source of controversy and discussion within Norway.
this ambiguity has been a source of tension.24 Tables 5
The White Gold of the Jura has been a source of wealth for the region for many years and is today your ally for detox and beauty treatments at an entirely renovated 800m² centre that is bright and Zen.
the book of Psalms has been a source of inspiration and a refuge from distress throughout the centuries for both Jew
cultures and identities has been a source of empowerment, pride
Control of Jerusalem has been a source of conflict between the West
It has been a source of inspiration for policymakers
management of receipts from the exploitation of natural resource endowments, which in several cases has been a source of conflict.
who has the responsibility for Corrections, has been a source of much debate and contention.
religious life has been a source of testimony and renewal,
The high volatility of food prices since UNCTAD XII has been a source of concern which in some cases,