inter alia
Adverb
Meaning
among other things
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the committee recommended, inter alia, that he be promoted
A co-operation agreement provides, inter alia, exchange of technology and know-how in textile production.
An August 2012 survey by the Financial Services Authority concluded that risks were limited and had reduced as a result, inter alia, of larger margins being required by counterparty banks, but might change rapidly according to market conditions.
Charcoal burners (Köhler) built their wood piles (Meiler) in the woods and produced charcoal which, like the products of the potash boilers - further processed inter alia for the glassmaking industry.
Malaysia abolished its jury system on 1 January 1995, citing inter alia the danger of jurors untrained in the legal profession delivering verdicts colored by emotions or popular perception.
Rutte’s office confirmed the men would discuss “inter alia, the European Commission’s proposal for a recovery fund for countries affected by the coronavirus and the multi-annual budget of the European Union.”