Examples of using Precisely because it in English and their translations into Portuguese
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the European Union should be telling Israel this instead of remaining passive- precisely because it is an ally.
it has established with the former patterns of social existence of these working men and">women of the land, precisely because it requires the development of new cultural syntheses" 2000: 106.
he is unable to define or distinguish precisely because it lacks a sense:
maximum deformation will only occur after the earth has rotated further, precisely because it is not elastic.
its drive will be maintained precisely because it does not rest on the principle of immobility,
cosmopolitan citizenship only exists when imposed for political reasons, precisely because it does not have the spontaneous vigour of our national citizenships.
i chose to work with the social representations theory(srt), precisely because it is a qualitative research nature,
Precisely because it is a small piece of legislation,
I support the report precisely because it represents a step in the right direction,
Tragedy might produce incredible effects on our feelings, precisely because it constantly makes them become transformed into their opposite,
fans of game action type, but they cannot really consider them as being a fan of RPG games, precisely because it misses the idea'Role Playing' of a role-playing game.
is so precisely because it does not kill.
that poetry is translatable precisely because it is not.
Precisely because it is scientific- in the strict meaning of the term.
We have opted for the building-block approach, precisely because it allows the political priorities, the priorities as to content, and not the money, to be put first.
The latter was prohibited from telling the workers anything, precisely because it is a'revolutionary bacillus,' i.e.
Clearly, the present directive of 1991 leads to insufficient results in this field, precisely because it does not contain any firm targets for collection and recycling.
The working class must take power precisely because it is deprived of culture in the broadest sense of the word.
