Examples of using Could point in English and their translations into Russian
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I could point you at them.
The question about this is one that you could point to documents.
That could point to anyone.
He's destroyed any and all evidence that could point to the existence of B613.
Could point to domestic abuse.
Impulsivity could point to inexperience.
But no matter how well Man has intuitively known this, none could point the way to achieve it.
This could point to a devolution in the unsub's psyche.
I didn't miss the fact that all of her symptoms could point to chronic alcohol poisoning.
I could point the police in Arthur Mitchell's direction.
With his long nose he could point you in any way he wishes.
Someone who knew that I would be in that rope line, who knew that I would been mugged months earlier and I carried a pistol for protection,who knew my disposition,- who could point the finger at me.
Someone who could point to the real killer at the Pentagon?
Now, at the age of 80,it would be this retired gentleman of leisure… who could point me in Bill's direction.
The definition could point to possible significant effects;
When she calmed down and was perfectly poised again,she politely told me that I could point at anything I wanted in her dream, including herself.
While statistics could point to the existence of racial discrimination, they were not in and of themselves sufficient to prove its existence.
Col. Wilson posted the Santilli session to the mail group on June 27, 1996, andI settled down to wait and see if anyone who could point me in the right direction for my research would read it.
I was just hoping that you could point me towards the sort of individuals I'm looking for… and I'm not looking for your average black hat that hates the Jameson's.
Economists such as Jeffrey Sachs argued that the net present value(NPV)debtto-export ratio does not provide any real measure of sustainability because these criteria could point to when a country becomes insolvent, but do not take us far enough since sustainable is not simply the obverse of unsustainable.
Still, a more optimistic scenario could point to the very strong growth in China and India, which together accounted for the drop in extreme poverty in the developing world in the 1990s.
NPT parties should be aware that, even if there is no evidence that a component of a nuclear weapon has been manufactured, the totality of certain nuclear andnuclear-related activities in a NNWS could point toward an intent to violate Article II whether through the manufacture of nuclear weapons or through seeking or receiving assistance in the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
Many delegations could point to issues that had not been resolved as they had hoped; if the proposed draft article 92 bis was discussed any further, any number of other"special declarations" might be proposed.
Such a register would be a source of useful information that could point to situations where urgent action is required, and could also assist in the development and adoption of preventive measures.
Finally, the document could point to work done by other organizations in relation to cloud computing, notably in relation to privacy and the protection of personal information, with the view of identifying gaps in the international trade law framework.
For example, the private international law rules of the assignor's jurisdiction could point to the law of a State which is not party to the draft Convention and which has a rule referring priority issues to the law governing the receivable.
These descriptions could point to various actors, including members of armed groups or Government military or police personnel, which means that the information is insufficient to clearly identify organized armed forces or groups.
The comparable modus operandi of each attack could point to a single group of perpetrators who aimed to conduct a series of sustainable repetitive attacks with a minimum of complications.
The Group expresses concern about information that could point to possible undeclared facilities and activities in Syria and also about possible nuclear cooperation between Syria and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
In addition, constant discomfort in the abdomen can point to so-called irritable bowel syndrome.