Examples of using Is intimately in English and their translations into Swedish
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Our history is intimately bound to that of the forestry workers
The expressive power of various forms of second-order logic on finite structures is intimately tied to computational complexity theory.
according to which the supreme aim of life on earth is the contemplation of the uncreated light whereby man is intimately united with God.
The importation of animal products for human consumption is intimately connected, as Mrs Lucas has just said,
Their goal has been to offer enthusiasts a unique wine whose style is intimately linked to the history of a family that has been chosen to remain profoundly rooted in the singular interpretation of its vineyards and region.
As our customers' performance is intimately linked to that of our teams,
exempt from attachment to every selfish inclination, and is intimately acquainted with the breath of the Divine Spirit.
which confronts the worker as an enemy, is intimately bound by innumerable ties to large landed property,
military power which is intimately fused with the leadership in the Kuomintang itself.
around which DNA is intimately wrapped.
energetic inasmuch as the native bourgeoisie itself is intimately bound up with foreign capital
the fact remains that it is intimately coupled with the single currency.
some of which enjoy a special association status with the European Union, and that our future is intimately connected with theirs.
HNV- The feasts are intimately connected with the agricultural cycle in the land of Israel.
I am intimately familiar.
Stress and hair loss are intimately linked.
They are intimately interlinked.
Calcium and dKH are intimately related, one can affect the other.
Living and learning are intimately intertwined at Kalinga.
The two are intimately related.