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You have quite rightly spotted the concern.
Experts believe that the authors of the document quite rightly consider it a fatwa.
He quite rightly says that we need to abandon the old charters.
He is looking down on us- and quite rightly so,” the broadcaster Andrew Marr said.
Most of us automatically associate these words with the Middle Ages(and quite rightly).
And he says quite rightly that intuitive understanding'must always be controlled by ordinary methods'.
Sometimes you can find unscrupulous translation agencies that do not work quite rightly.
In addition, Austria claims, and quite rightly, the status of a"classic European ski destinations for the pros".
If we recall where our cooperation started, it is the above-mentioned, not quite rightly shaped ice for Chivas Collins!
But he quite rightly believed that cultural life cannot develop normally when a nation is deprived of political freedom.
Moreover, example Centrenergo can follow DTEK, quite rightly demanding high tariffs for its anthracite stations.
Doctors quite rightly say that eating apples is good, but if you eat them slowly the high acidity levels can damage your teeth.
But it was a decisive result andthat's why today Theresa May quite rightly is taking the next step to ensuring the people's will is followed through.".
Therefore, it certainly does not make sense to refuse from the most successful andimportant public reform, which he quite rightly can consider to be“his own”:.
American researcher Lev Manovich quite rightly, in our opinion, notes that"now we can not share culture and technology.".
One of the major interesting changes after Mussolini fell in Italy came when Togliattino longer discriminated against practising Catholics- and quite rightly.
Ntotre-Dame d'Amiens is thelargest Gothic cathedral in the whole of France and quite rightly one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of France.
And quite rightly, the sales of megapixel cameras for video surveillance in 2012 for the first time exceeded the sales of standard cameras for IP video surveillance.
The Law thus rejects the idea of inadmissibility of any awards,which was quite rightly incorporated into the draft submitted by the President to the Verkhovna Rada.
Still others quite rightly point out that the yellow plaque on the teeth is the basis for the formation of stones, which, if not removed, can cause loss of teeth.
And in their diversity can be no doubt,because the design houses in Europe quite rightly made a huge emphasis on solutions for brides with magnificent shapes.
Quite rightly distinguishing between good and bad art, he wrote:“Weaker performers will produce a patchwork, cooking, eclectic, but their influence is not strong, but the memory of them- long lasting.
We realise that your patience has worn thin, and we can understand it as you have quite rightly expected action by now based on what you were told some time ago.
What I'm saying, if you feel( probably quite rightly as you have done all the research) that the Watchtower is doctrinally wrong, don't going looking for support for your view from opinions from the medical industry.
His will indicated that he wished to be buried beside his father in the family tomb in the Basilica of Santa Croce buthis relatives feared, quite rightly, that this would provoke opposition from the Church.
Quite rightly that first car took pride of place among the current Toyota line-up at Toyota Motor Europe's Brussels HQ for the formal celebrations for the 10 million manufacturing milestone.
Critics of modern dynamic models, which are calculated on the basis of climate change back in time andforward, quite rightly criticized in the superficiality of their authors, moreover, in a literal sense.
In fact, if you think about the history of the German, Italian or Indian people, then the question of the relationship between the territory andthe great achievements of these peoples during a thousand-year history quite rightly arises.
First of all, the Court states, quite rightly in our opinion, that the Convention requires only the supervision by a judicial organ of the measures taken by the police, irrespective of whether this control is exercised ex officio or at the request of the interested party.
He was elected on the basis of a classic populist campaign, mobilizing a passionate core of largely working-class voters who believe-often quite rightly- that the system has not been working for them.