Examples of using It is precisely in English and their translations into Russian
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It is precisely because we are making always very clear
It is precisely not to affect judicial independence that these opinions are consultative
And it is precisely here efficiency plays an important role as the thief had not yet had time to use the money and throw your mobile phone.
It is precisely that type of unanimous,
Yes, it is precisely these"necessary ingredients" that make the eleven days on the French Riviera completely unforgettable.
It is precisely the ship that's just embarking the winners, accompanied by their mentor Horatio Patterson,
I would answer by any simply because it is precisely as in Duke Nukem 3D where the mouse it did not reach all corners as in modern….
As for negation, it is precisely to it that we owe the eventuality of a failure of mutual recognition among co-specifics(cf. Virno 2004).
It is precisely in the light of disappointing experiences of last year,
Yet it is precisely those periods of aggregate expansion,
The average age of women who reject their children is 30 to 35 years, yet it is precisely at that age that women are best able to create normal conditions for the normal development of their children.
It is precisely this"third possibility"(which LAUTERPACHT mentions only immediately to reject it)
indefinite extension, it is precisely because throughout these past 25 years, we have become
hardware builders have followed the path of VGA in the years 90, it is precisely because it standardized the industry to somewhat that simplified the everything.
perhaps the greatest difficulty encountered in the present day it is precisely this human capital retention,
because they reveal the deliberate bad faith of institutions whose function it is precisely to safeguard security
I had the chance to learn to play it by the help of the Bolduc brothers(Guy and Gaby), since, it is precisely at their bowling alleys at the Domaine Shopping Centre in Montreal,
form critical social and active subjects in a thinking society, since it is precisely by the formation of autonomous
It was precisely those"irrecoverable losses" which were most numerous in 1941.