Examples of using Which is precisely in English and their translations into Spanish
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the protagonist of which is precisely this real person.
She's demonstrated a… talent for adaptability, which is precisely what is required in this instance.
Even inspecting the gap, the hole, at the bottom of the sink. Which is precisely another of these focal objects,
All of this comes at a price, which is precisely why the list of past guests is littered with notable names,
they had received a signal in the absence of one- which is precisely what happens when you turn up your ISO on your camera.
ignores the specific character of transnational companies and their activities, which is precisely the objective of the study assigned by the Sub-Commission to the Working Group.
accounting matters in-house without outsourcing, which is precisely what many of our competitors do.
to abandon the best of the human spirit, which is precisely this solidarity.
All persons interviewed for the present report stated that they had had no access to a lawyer during the initial investigation stage of their case, which is precisely the period when most violations of fair trial standards occur.
the last link to the Internet of Things, which is precisely data analysis.
more ceñiduras; between each of them is an oilseed, which is precisely what interested in therapy.
dated 1721, which is precisely one of his first essays in this genre Forlì,
Mosaic's the subject of widespread national media attention, which is precisely the type of issue which qualifies for expedited processing under F.O.I.A.
God has chosen us as a new broom to sweep the Vatican clean of corruption, which is precisely why we choose one who has no expectation of advancement-- Cardinal Sforza.
because they were"procedural rules which would fit better into a code of recommended practices", which is precisely the function of the Guide to Practice.
It is used in the Convention on the Rights of the Child as well as in other international instruments to refer to all persons under 18 years of age, which is precisely the group for which these Guidelines have been designed.
such"procedural rules… would fit better into a code of recommended practices", which is precisely the function of the Guide to Practice.
speakers stressed the importance of the issue of the"final mile", which is precisely the last step in the process that turns knowledge
the SEEC is executing a reinforcement programme for the first two grades of primary education, which is precisely where the highest rates of repetition