Examples of using Also point in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I say this, because if I say that the EURUSD currency pair has reached the bottom at 1.2495 level on the weekly chart, then I should also point and time, as the exact coordinates on a graph is an(x, y), wherex = the price, and in = time.
Traces of talc also point to billiards.
I would also point to action on nuclear-weapon-free zones.
Trace amounts of limonene in the fibers also point towards you.
Her children also point out Mama Fadia's keen ability to listen.
It would also point to their own responsibility in any subsequent processing.
The implementation rates also point to more flexibility and resourcefulness in programme management.
Many studies also point towards the fact that happy couples sleep better every night.
Reports also point towards other perpetrators such as Government-backed militias and Chadian opposition groups.
Young people also point out that there can be negative consequences of intergenerational interaction.
Incyte can also point to safety data to argue its combination could better that of Bristol-Myers.
Experts also point to growing violence against the Rohingyas, stressing the need for access to justice.
Critics also point to potential conflicts of interest at the Accounting Standards Executive Committee(AcSEC).
They also point to fears mount about global food shortages and a rapid rise in world population.
As I speak of our neighbours, I must also point to our relations with Belarus.
It can also point to international best experience in areas such as legal practices that stimulate agricultural lending.
Statistics also point to a dramatic increase in localized, small-scale disasters affecting communities of under 25,000 people.
A number of Parties also point in their submissions and statements to the desirability of actions in this sector.
One should also point out that the maternity protection law also applies to girls below the age of 18.
Besides the short-term factors, experts also point to the chronic underinvestment in agriculture that has prevailed since the 1980s.