Examples of using Precisely because it in English and their translations into Swedish
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The country secured its independence precisely because it was able to extend to its citizens the rights denied to them in the past.
And maybe that is precisely because it acquires increased significance as every day goes by.
This impression has at all times been so strong, precisely because it is the experienced,
About clasps it is precisely because it's performed by means of"undoing" of the screen.
A memory mattress is so called precisely because it adapts perfectly to the shape of our body keeping it unchanged.
And they achieve the best results, precisely because it's not the numbers
The Exceptional Laws have banned and outlawed the German Party precisely because it was the only serious opposition party in Germany.
On the contrary, they often seek out Finnish literature precisely because it can provide points of view that are fresh and unfamiliar to English-language readers.
In my view, widespread application of cleaner technology is one solution, precisely because it would facilitate the reduction of polluting emissions.
I have always said that dialysis is an excellent operation to run privately, precisely because it's so clear what quality you're delivering.
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 Union is failing to take advantage of the opportunities open to it in many areas, precisely because it lacks policies.
The only reason that this has not been more widely condemned is precisely because it affects Romani women.
A different park is simply worth visiting, precisely because it is so unique.
We Radicals therefore abstained in the vote on a text with which we partly disagreed, precisely because it originated from a proposal by Mr Dupuis.
I think that the objective is commendable precisely because it enables us, through this evaluation, to better comprehend the strengths
Zaba values her job in mechanical engineering precisely because it allows her to be creative,
I would add that the Commission's right of initiative is today the most appropriate, precisely because it is exercised in the framework of a set of interinstitutional programmes agreed with the European Parliament and with the European Council itself.
The incident also coincides with a Community action programme on the prevention of drug addiction which, precisely because it is a preventive action, identifies the drug as a phenomenon