Esimerkkejä It points käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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It points north, John.
Among others, it points to the following.
It points to Sergei Semak.
That's Jeppe. If it points over there… or here, I'm it. .
It points me in the direction of money.
All of the evidence, every single piece, it points to you.
Maybe.- It points to Sergei Semak.
I prefer to assemble the evidence, see which Way it points.
Since it points towards the same disease.
It's a-- it's a sort of compass, But it points to vampires.
If it points at me, I will go on that holiday.
I want what they have, IT, even if it points at your buddy here.
If it points down, everything's gonna come flopping out!
If you believe the legend, it points the way to the Pool of Eternal Life.
If it points over there or here, I'm it. That's Jeppe.
So when the compass is inverted, it points to some very interesting landmarks.
It points to the thing you want most in this world.
Whatever he knows,if Santiago finds out, it points to me.
But if it points to our killer, it's worth it indeed.
All of the evidence, every single piece, it points to you.- Don't you understand?
It points the way forward to some of the changes we need.
There is one thing I want to ask you: I do not really understand why you are against Amendment 4 when it points in the same direction you yourself want to go in.
See which way it points. I prefer to assemble the evidence.
(DE) Mr President, I voted in favour of the report because I believe firstly that it is a good one and secondly that it points in the right direction.
It points to the dynamic nature of this enlargement process.
Our proposal makes the principle of scientific and technological cohesion one of the Programme's objectives and it points to the need to seek the maximum degree of complementarity and synergy with other national and regional funds.
It points to some dark secret hidden in the human soul a gnawing hunger.
Despite the fact that thereport is more or less a summary of problems that are reasonably well known, it points at the fact that changes in these areas are slow, as can be seen, for example, in the development of differences between the salaries of men and women.
It points to the importance of having sufficient financial information on legislative proposals in good time.
I think the text is appreciably better than the Council's compromise text, because it points out a way to achieve much-needed reform without drastically penalising the agricultural sector and its production, particularly in the less favoured regions.