Backers of the bill dispute that, pointing to tobacco industry studies showing that smokers cannot tell the difference.
Recently, he went back on that, pointing out that the city has more pedestrians than road traffic.
Or the fourth official, Jonathan Moss, enduring a barrage of Mourinho finger-jabbing and abuse – some of that pointing being up to the stands.
Some people, particularly adults, may disagree with that, pointing to the aesthetic pleasure of ideograms and the enjoyment of the rich culture they unlock.
State employers could carry on in this spirit after that, pointing out that the more pay can be kept down, the fewer the job losses.
Yet analysts and retailing executives were skeptical whether the two men would do that, pointing out that Mr. De Sole has said he wants to retire.
It is dated 1888-90, but Ms. Butler says it is almost certainly later than that, pointing to the radical change in style.
But Mr. Cable was having none of that, pointing out that by preserving one program, the new government would then force itself to make greater cuts in other programs.
NYSE Euronext executives have privately expressed doubt about that, pointing to statements by Moody's and Standard & Poor's threatening to downgrade Nasdaq's rating if a deal were to take place.
The direction requests can be directional internal (e.g., the Northeast), inwards (e.g., FOVs that pointing toward the query point) and outwards (e.g., FOVs that pointing outward the query point).
Such a statement can be expressed using demonstratives and pointing gestures, for instance, by saying "This is the same cat as that", pointing first to a head and then a tail.
