Examples of using Which points in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The pogroms of Christians have always been well organised, which points to the fact that these actions are supported by forces that can cause strong and effective activities.
Young people often lack the necessary skills to find a job, which points to the need to improve the education system.
Neither in employment nor education and training which points to an increasing enrolment in education.
After a therapeutic bath often increases the temperature by more than one degree, which points to the considerable improvement in blood circulation!
Mr Mukhrat told us two important stories which points up the sharp-sighted mind of Georgian people.
Reference to Eurostat indicates that this represents 70% of the exports to the Community which points to significant non-cooperation.
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The plan of action now presented is in line with one of the CFP objectives, which points to the need to minimise the impact of fishing activities on marine ecosystems
These efforts complement the work of the EU‑funded Radicalisation Awareness Network(RAN) which points to the preventive role of education and the teaching of critical thinking
This obligation has notably been confirmed in ECtHR jurisprudence which points to a requirement for the introduction of measures which ensure that persons remaining under a state's jurisdiction are not subject to torture
Added'Help' button to the'Client Logs' and'Remote Management' tabs in the Administration Panel which points to the webpage which explains how these features work removable devices are mounted with read-write access 22 Jun 18 in System Utilities, Linux Distributions.
Due to the lack of willingness to continue cooperation, it was not possible to obtain further information about the patient's state of health, which points to a significant problem,
structural balance in 2014 is planned to remain constant compared to 2013, which points to a significant deviation from the required minimum adjustment of 0.5% of GDP.
does include an advice engine which points new players in the right direction for playing hands without actually telling them directly what to do.
remaining close to the highest rates observed since the introduction of the euro, which points to inflationary risks at medium to longer horizons.
transcends parochial shopfloor militancy, and addresses the burning political questions of the day in a fashion which points to the necessity of eliminating the anarchy of production for profit
published contemporaneously with the Economic Governance Review, which points to a streamlined and reinforced Semester achieved by simplifying the various stages
Which point to him having fired the gun hours before,
Cameras should not be placed at the position which point to the sunlight straightly.
Nikita remembered a few details… which pointed Mr. Birkoff in the right direction.