Exemples d'utilisation de To be a source en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Plan is not meant to be a source of tax benefits
The directory is designed to be a source of information on best practice,
the lake used to be a source of salt for the people of Ladakh and Tibet.
This seems to be a source of confusion and legal uncertainty for persons using this option.
DCMP has sought to be a source of supply for quality pharmaceutical products to the entire population of the Great Lakes countries.
To be a source of inspiration for its customers has always been important for SEPPIC.
However, he believes the particular definition Trudeau gives to the word nationalism to be a source of confusion.
In folklore, witch's milk was believed to be a source of nourishment for witches' familiar spirits.
He often blames his"perm" hair of sorts to be a source of some of his misfortune.
legal areas, has invariably proved to be a source of social conflict.
That being said, the Tribunal finds that product shifting is unlikely to be a source of significantly increased volumes of the subject goods.
that is likely to be a source of ignition.
in the environment and therefore unlikely to be a source of exposure to tritiated thymidine.
However, the overall status of children in many parts of the world continued to be a source of grave concern for the international community.
It is clear that the presence of large numbers of Rwandan refugees in neighbouring countries will continue to be a source of tension in the region.
It also strives to be a source of inspiration and information
Marine litter is also increasingly believed to be a source of accumulation of toxic substances in the marine environment,
promises to be a source of inspiration on the subject of the competencies
since corruption is likely to be a source of uncertainty.