Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It is pointed out in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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And then it is good, if it is pointed out once.
It is pointed out that watch movements can incorporate striking mechanisms.
Cosmetic surgery is often criticized, it is pointed out the risks and pleaded for natural beauty.
It is pointed out that birdsong, like human language,
when doping cases occur, it is pointed out that the athletes were not clear about the content of the products.
It is pointed out that barely 20% to 30% of the tobacco consumed in the EU originates there.
In a more formal version of the definition it is pointed out that the terms point, line and incidence are primitive notions undefined terms.
It is pointed out that these services should be treated as an exception to market principles.
No further details are available in the study which could clarify the attitudes further, but it is pointed out that about twothirds of those employed in the Welsh steel industry worked shifts.
It is pointed out that there have been five major extinction waves of life in the history of Earth.
In describing a survey of 315 shift workers in 3 firms in the British steel industry(Wedderburn, 1975) it is pointed out that responses to the general question of shift' satisfaction gave a more positive impression of attitudes than responses to more specific questions concerning problems found in shift work.
It is pointed out that it is estimated that there are 36 million disabled persons in the European Union 10% of the population.
In the Explanatory Memorandum and the recitals which precede the proposal for a Directive, it is pointed out that only three Member States may apply these provisions for a given period"in order to allow them more time to adapt their legislation" to bring it into line with the generalised information-exchange system.
It is pointed out that the actual text of the sacramentary is preceded by the hymns often only the first line.
Before presenting the most recent data on the foreign population resident in the Union, it is pointed out that a distinction has be drawn between the situation of na tionals of Member States of the EU,
It is pointed out in the report that a particularly high number of illicit workers are women, principally in the service industry.
In the Bible it is pointed out that if a man cannot love his brother,
It is pointed out to the honourable Member that the subjects addressed in her questions are matters for the Member States.
In the case of Renani t Portugal, for example, it is pointed out that the employees associate increased job satisfaction with the skills they have acquired,
It is pointed out that a similar proposal was made by the European Parliament in its report of December 1994.
It is pointed out that as a Member of the Council of Europe, Russia is bound to comply with the principles on which the Council is founded.
It is pointed out that Croats are outstanding professionals with a"very proactive young generation seeking to acquire knowledge in the congress business.
Furthermore, it is pointed out that it would not be applied in cases in which the intended objective implies an excessive
It is pointed out that different sectors are at different stages of liberalisation,
In France it is pointed out that the use of the terms‘Réserve' and‘Grande réserve' should not create any risk of confusion with designations of origin for wines.
It is pointed out that average monthly exchange rates were used for the calculations and therefore any material impact of the exchange rate evolution was eliminated.
It is pointed out that since the Council's adoption,
Finally, it is pointed out that the accounting officer must be consulted on the introduction
It is pointed out to the customer that the electronically transmitted invoice may be printed as a hard copy,
It is pointed out that when significant decisions are perceived as being made by anonymous European clerks somewhere in far-off Brussels,