Examples of using Also be a source in English and their translations into Arabic
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Plants can also be a source of sound.
Financial innovation can reduce vulnerabilities but can also be a source of new risks.
There may also be a source within our very walls.
If the site has an artificial pond- a pond or pool, he can also be a source of water for irrigation.
It can also be a source of labour market rigidity and thus economic inefficiency.
For example,wetland ecosystems provide water purification and flood regulation but they can also be a source of vector-borne disease.
They may also be a source of wood and other forest products.
Thus, in addition to negotiated decisions and policy recommendations, it will also be a source of information on good practices and lessons learned.
The bank can also be a source of providing samples to other hospitals and centres.
The prime objective of pension schemes is social protection,but when those schemes are funded they can also be a source of savings.
Multilateral treaties may also be a source of investment protection provisions.
Tools, such as carbon sequestration, aimed at developing markets for forest values andproducts that do not now exist could also be a source of wealth for forest communities.
Forests may also be a source of secondary contamination of other areas when forest fires occur.
It can also be a source of political instability in developing and often vulnerable countries.
Continuation of these programmes is essential for the networks to thrive, but the networks will also be a source of training in all areas where UNCTAD is working for development.
It also should also be a source of improvement in our system of programming and of setting budgetary priorities.
Continuation of these programmes is essential for the networks to thrive,but the networks will also be a source of training in all areas where UNCTAD is working for development.
Diversity can also be a source of innovative ideas and creative solutions to problems since it brings together different backgrounds and ways of thinking.
One delegation, noting that the Internet had transformed the information services of the United Nations,cautioned that that innovation could also be a source of hatred and intolerance.
Mechanical hard drives can also be a source of noise, especially if it is not installed correctly.
He noted that mining is a very sensitive issue; while it contributes to income generation and government revenues,it can also be a source of social conflict and environmental and health hazards.
This international determination will also be a source of mutual assistance and cooperation in combating organized transnational crime.
Environmental taxes and other economic instruments have two roles: they can be a highly effective mechanism for securing compliance with environmental standards andthey can also be a source of revenue.
Global forces can also be a source of individual insecurity, social disarray and dangerous fragmentation, creating fertile ground for fanaticism, ethnocentrism and isolationism.
The information contained in that publication, in addition to being useful as specialized reference material,might also be a source of ideas for policy makers and decision makers in general, and governmental legal advisers and negotiators in particular, as they deal with the uniquely complex legal implications of developing, using and protecting water resources shared across international borders.
Such a study might also be a source of information for identifying best practices and learning opportunities when analysing country information and setting up criteria for providing assistance to different countries.
It was pointed out that the media could also be a source of information for reporting corruption in both the public and private sectors, as well as avenues for public outreach and awareness-raising efforts.
It could also be a source of controversy because of access issues, as demonstrated by those advocating for Internet content to be free and open or for technology to be more accessible so as to reduce disease and poverty.
Electoral processes can contributeto more legitimate political authority but may also be a source of tension and renewed conflict if they are rushed and the political environment is not conducive to holding them, if inadequate attention is paid to technical constraints, and the need to strengthen and nurture nascent political processes, community participation and civil society is ignored.