Examples of using To be a source in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Directory is designed to be a source of information on counter-terrorism-related best practices, model laws
has invariably proved to be a source of social conflict.
AMLO's controversial figure has proven to be a source of conflict, even in Russia.
I wanted to be a source of inspiration and an information portal for furniture buyers.".
University co-operatives in Japan and other Asian countries are also proving to be a source and training ground for a new generation of co-operative business leaders.
This"special treasure" also deserves to be a source of nourishment for the Catholic Church.
It's supposed to be a source of information and cannot be used as a guarantee.
It's supposed to be a source of information and cannot be used as a guarantee.
The Best Practices catalogue aims to be a source of new ideas
I wouldn't want me dying to be a source of guilt for you or anything.
it will continue to be a source of profound division
The Directory is designed to be a source of information on counter-terrorism-related best practices,
The municipality of Zubin Potok is known to be a source of unrest including Gate 31,
Furthermore, the use of walnuts is in its ability to be a source of antioxidants, fiber,
The Government considered each culture to be a source of wealth and believed that through a host of small cultures a national sensibility could be built.
The Codification Division was thus in a position to be a source of information and unique expertise mutually beneficial for both bodies.
To be a source of development opportunities for the area,
The latter is considered to be a source of financing of last resort, only employed when
Forest and bush fires can be expected to be a source of PeCB, but no data are available to quantify possible releases.
The Plan is not meant to be a source of tax benefits