Examples of using Also pointed in English and their translations into German
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Max Keiser also pointed out.
He also pointed to the concept of"digital twin": For each physical product, e. g.
It is important that parents are as conscious consumers also pointed to fill quilt.
This noise also pointed to future mechanical problems.
He also pointed out that tourism was not necessarily good for the environment.
The European Council has also pointed to the need for effective readmission and return policies.
He also pointed to the risk of disappointment if an admissible initiative was rejected.
Member States also pointed to the challenge of HIV/TB coinfection.
Ayling also pointed to a mechanical improvement to the product;
He has also pointed out:"Dishonest conduct is non-survival.
Mr Fischler also pointed to the important role of agricultural research in innovation.
Greg also pointed to some scripts they found useful to create lists of relevant bugs.
He also pointed out that the Commission admitted that it had given two different reasons.
The Blessed One also pointed to a silent man, saying,"Who can define the boundary of silence?
US futures also pointed to less openness as investors waited for the latest US labor market outcomes.
The Court also pointed out that this did not affect its assessment of the price maintenance rules.
The source also pointed to"new revelations" which can be expected to emerge on the Lockerbie bombing.
He also pointed to the demanding project phases and partly big challenges having been faced with.
The earlier drafts also pointed towards a more radical concept of revolution at a more fundamental ontological level.
Stock futures also pointed to a bearish US open today, with investors monitoring increasing global tensions.
He also pointed to various agreements and cooperation arrangements in the business sector that could help strengthen bilateral relations.
Dr McKnight also pointed to the increased vulnerability of people, businesses and nations following the 11 Sep tember terrorist attacks in the US.
Mr Van Iersel also pointed out that it should be about more than policy-making: it is also about what actually happens.
She also pointed out that universities are places of"intellectual risk taking" and thus are not subject to classical usage criteria thesis.
Many member states also pointed out that irrigation measures were an outstanding issue that the Council should still look at.
Many also pointed to the possible risk that a general prohibition could create legal uncertainty unless properly underpinned by substantive rules.
He also pointed out that the rise of prosumer energy, enabled by technological development, could be used to protect vulnerable citizens.
He also pointed out that many problems arose from the fact that, in contrast to agriculture, there had been few structural changes in forestry.
Febelfin also pointed out that the Belgian financial sector is continuously investing in ensuring the security of payment traffic and stopping phishing.
The Iranian ambassador also pointed out that Iran had repeatedly granted inspectors the right to inspect the installations and invited the people in the audience to inspect them for themselves.