Examples of using To be more precise in English and their translations into Slovenian
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South America- Argentina to be more precise.
British Columbia, to be more precise.
This part of it, to be more precise.
Water quality, to be more precise.
High school, to be more precise.
To be more precise, this is not one ailment,
To be more precise, the parking spaces of cars are made with the help of an elevator,
To be more precise, somebody's taken them,
To be more precise, a woman can take the so-called“maternity leave” in the seventh month of pregnancy.
But to be more precise, it's the 28th since the tournament was renamed the Champions League(the former name is the European Champions Cup).
It has to be welcomed that disarmament becomes an essential element of the agreement- to be more precise- on a par with democratic principles,
To be more precise, this 300 square kilometers of luxury villas,
To be more precise, in essence, trekking- a transition from one camp site located in the mountains,
Sambuca- is a very popular drink, and to be more precise- Italian liqueur that has a strong aroma of anise.
Writing the history of music is more than anything a matter of listening and, to be more precise, a question: Who is listening?
the European Institute of Innovation and Technology- or, to be more precise, it will soon be established-
The empowerment needs to be more precise and its scope must be clearly defined as required by Article 290 of the Treaty.
Firstly we need to be more precise on a number of concepts
Laser therapies have much the same effect, but tend to be more precise, as the dermatologist has more control over the intensity of the treatment.
Laser therapy has a similar effect but tends to be more precise as the dermatologist has more control over the intensity of the treatment.