Examples of using Which points in English and their translations into French
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αρκτος/arktos'bear' referring to the constellation Ursa Major, which points north.
the Institute conducted a technical economic feasibility study which points to the possibility of establishing a number of food irradiation plants in central Mexico.
solar wind cause an enormous tail to form, which points away from the Sun.
embrace what is new which points toward the future of God's Work.
If points are commingled, which points are deemed to be used first:
revolving once per year, which points to the sun's current zodiac sign.
is a fundamental aspect of Martina Sauter's photography, which points to the temporality of perceptions.
Having considered the Report of the International Narcotics Control Board for 1999, which points to the need to continue work on the design of policies to reduce the demand for narcotic drugs
This characteristic can be declared in the XML Schema as an inherent feature of the type of an element which points to title proper without indicating how this element will be named.
The very word"To define" visibly suggests a human finger which points to a definite object and"To grasp" a hand which holds something
The Committee is also concerned about the small proportion of employed persons with disabilities which points to the lack of impact of the"Law on the Encouragement of Employment.
This second analytical step- out of the three steps of the approach- will show at which points the organisation and the SOTs
IMF loans to developing countries often come with unacceptable conditionalities characterized by the shifting of goalposts, which points to political manipulation of these institutions by the powerful countries.
drawing attention to paragraph 12 of the Secretary-General's report, which points to the potentially dangerous situation existing in the Middle East.
Interestingly, the top choices for trade-offs repeat the choices for increased coverage, which points to a strong reluctance to reduce coverage for the two remaining, and most-used,
In this regard, Afghanistan has the second highest maternal mortality rate in the world(1,600 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births), which points to the failure of the health system to provide care for women.
elderly labor force(55-year-olds and above) decreased from 37.1% in 1996 to 27.8% in 2006, which points to the improvement of the social security system.
women working in the judiciary hold key, sensitive, leadership posts, which points to the State's ongoing efforts to strengthen the role of women in decision-making posts.
for Sudan, which points to the exclusion patterns across the individual life cycle.