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Mar 27, 2012 14:29
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English term
that it arose
English
Social Sciences
International Org/Dev/Coop
The accompanying draft WHO research strategy noted that it arose from a request from the World Health Assembly for the Director-General to produce a strategy for “the management and organization of research activities within WHO” – i.e. also principally an inward-looking perspective.
Does "it" refer to "to produce"?
Is "in" missing at the beginning of this sentence?
Thank you for your help!
Does "it" refer to "to produce"?
Is "in" missing at the beginning of this sentence?
Thank you for your help!
Responses
4 +3 | had its roots/origin it | Jenni Lukac (X) |
5 | It occurred as a result from a request by the..... | Nikolett Ama (X) |
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had its roots/origin it
It's explaining cause. I hope this helps.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Judith Hehir
3 mins
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Thanks, Judith. Have a good afternoon.
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agree |
Alison Sparks (X)
38 mins
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Cheers and thanks, Alison.
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agree |
Ellen Kraus
: had its origin in .
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Cheers and thanks, Ellen.
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10 hrs
It occurred as a result from a request by the.....
This too is more technically correct and just better expressed. Much more easy to understand.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
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