Examples of using Also refers in English and their translations into Polish
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The term also refers to the money distributed during presidential trips
Note: The term“toner” also refers to dry ink.
Fab., IV, vi to which St. Augustine also refers.
The report also refers to the inspections carried out at our border with Turkey,
Fourth, point 6 of Communication 2000/C 272/10, entitled‘Duties of national regulatory and competition authorities', also refers to the pricing system based on current costs.
The Council also refers to the conclusions on a Financial package for the accession negotiations with Croatia.
It also refers to a theoretical arrangement of matter that is the best possible form of computing device for that amount of matter.
The same article also refers to Annex III of the Agreement(see below)
The quality of the coop also refers to the amount of lighting
Fr. Jacek Szymczak OP from the Polish Catholic Information Agency also refers to the Toronto event, which he himself participated in.
He also refers to Job, whose perseverance was rewarded by what the“Lord finally brought about” James 5:11.
Mahamudra also refers to sophisticated Buddhist systems of meditation and practice to realize this great sealing nature.
It also refers to the ultimate truth that is always present in every action
Even the value of four billion,"the pillar Ming", also refers to the counterfeit industry.Â.
to suppress the impression that the critique of the genre articulated in this citation also refers to the book's first section on trees.
I am delighted that the document also refers to the autonomy, self-regulating capacity
The draft resolution also refers to the risks posed by economic differentials across euro-area countries, which to some extent reflect
Without, however, contesting the existence of institutional autonomy, the Commission also refers to the reduced areas of competence of the foral authorities,
In this symbolic way, the exhibition also refers to Rywka's devotion to the tradition in which she grew up,
in applying the arm's length principle, also refers to these different aspects of thin capitalisation rules9.