Examples of using Also points in English and their translations into Polish
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Moore also points to the need for'acceptance of the Moore wijst ook op de noodzaak van'acceptatie van de.
It also points to examples of how a more coherent approach can bring value-added.
Declared editorial office also points, that the broadcaster is established"Gazprom-Media"- at the same address
The Commission's report also points to some of the most burning regulatory issues that are still unresolved.
The Commission also points to another major difference:
The Court also points out that the exercise of the powers laid down in that provision is circumscribed by various conditions
The EESC also points to the lack of any reference to the social economy,
In this context the title of the work, scratched on the negative, seems especially important, the title which also points to an inversion, this time of a linguistic character.
Thus Szyryk not only reveals the ambiguous position of photography as life/death but also points to the double nature of the negative/positive image.
The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights' report also points to the"marked differences in the way regions
The EESC also points out that a high level of skills
The study also points to some cases where the aid scheme is not used for its purpose to compensate handicaps linked to the remote situation but as a global subsidy to keep enterprises afloat.
A recent report by the World Bank proposes carbon financing as a tool but also points to the need for other measures such as financing for biodiversity,
The journalist also points to“the present-day grammar of the Lithuanian language” which,
Provided that it is no longer restricted to geothermically anomalous areas(see also points 2.4 and 2.5), geothermal energy has the potential to make a significant contribution to environmentally sound and sustainable energy supplies see also point 4.13.
in neighbouring countries see also points 2.1 and 2.2 of the Commission report.
The researcher also points out that because active and passive smokers have lower levels of vitamin C in plasma
It also points, however, to the insincerity of politicians who outwardly declare support for equality between women
The report also points to the growing profile of developing countries
The EESC also points to the need for a particular focus on providing contracting parties- particularly less well-informed consumers- with real information,