Примери за използване на Quite logically на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I guess the rest Of us assume That it's done… Quite logically.
Strong cohesion is quite logically the"good" way of writing code.
Quite logically, I chose Gerry as my companion for several reasons.
Around the world there are 150 peace-related museums, 24 of which, quite logically, are in Japan", said the director.
In order to cope, quite logically she began using the set of techniques we now call“codependence.”.
After receiving the document, which is confirmed by the names change,which change documents- the question arises quite logically.
First, quite logically, Article 16 has to be interpreted in conjunction with Article 15 of Regulation No 44/2001.
But, for example, in the bathroom,such a mode of operation is extremely wasteful and the producers quite logically sought to increase profitability.
Quite logically, the Revolution became a boot, grinding down the face of man, but, by the grace of God, not forever.
But, for example, in the bathroom,such a mode of operation is extremely wasteful and the producers quite logically sought to increase profitability.
This, quite logically, raises the issue of whether treating all EU members as equals is a good basis for solving problems.
But, for example, in the bathroom, such a mode of operation is extremely wasteful and the producers quite logically sought to increase profitability.
Quite logically, attention is paid to banking risk with reference to banks performance and the efficiency of capital utilisation.
Bohemian models of famous beauty are inspired by her personal style, quite logically, after so many years in the fashion industry, he is infallible.
From here follows quite logically that on the forth finger is to be placed the wedding ring and this custom is spread almost everywhere in the world.
Verbier is one of the largest and most beautiful ski resorts in Switzerland and is quite logically a favorite place among the richest and most famous people in the world.
Keats' poem quite logically ends in a statement that will seem, if one hasn't followed his argument, like empty wisdom, like banality.
The inapplicability of the fiscal measure resulting from its incompatibility with EU law thus quite logically and directly entailed the abolition of the aid.
Such a statement can be quite logically justified, if only because only in youth the organism of any woman can be much stronger and stronger.
Such arguments shared by a growing number of people and cultivate a certain philosophy of modern man seeking to escape from the concrete jungle, orat least create the illusion of this, quite logically reflected in matters of interior design.
Hence, quite logically, there is a desire to somehow save on the procedure for returning the attractiveness of a car and how to remove scratches.
The difference in opinion between the prime minister and his deputy, naturally,proved to be in the centre of public debates in the United Kingdom and quite logically focused a large part of the questions during the Prime Minster's Questions in Parliament on Monday(December 12).
All these prerequisites quite logically led to the interesting initiative to create a free summer informatics school for high school students.
This development brought substantial capital gains to property investors around the world, butunfortunately the price bubble burst in 2006 in America, and quite logically, following the“domino effect”, the collapse of the real estate market reached Bulgaria over 2009 year.
The park is located(and quite logically) on the territory of Pirin Mountain, and its total area is over 40 000 hectares, which is a actually a significant part of the mountain.
Faced with the alternative to give up either on services in favour of companies or on participation in the tripartite dialogue,the members of BCCI by resolution of the Executive Council quite logically gave priority to the servicing of companies, because this is BCCI's mission and the meaning of its existence.
However, of course,that does not prevent the treaty, quite logically, from also demanding responsibility from the Member States on their level of debt or on the credit that they take on.
Other countries, such as the United States, Canada or a number of emerging countries that are affected by the problem of tuberculosis, whether directly, as it impacts on their populations, orindirectly in the context of international solidarity, should quite logically make their own contribution to this initiative too.
Given the remaining little time quite, logically was raised the question whether Greece is expected not only to sign the agreement but also to implement it to get the disbursement of the remaining money from the bailout programme.
Ultimately quite logically and expectedly, given that the country's deficit for 2011 is less than 3% of GDP, on 30 May the EC announced that it was proposing to the Council to abrogate the excessive deficit procedure for Bulgaria.