Examples of using It is precisely in English and their translations into Czech
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It is precisely my job!
A remarkable coincidence that it is precisely the sum of money that was hidden by a notorious conman.
It is precisely the reverse.
In fact, if there is a field where we can be proud of the leadership role of the European Union, it is precisely on climate change.
It is precisely the same thing.
It is precisely this I'm talking about, Roald.
Lassiter, it is precisely 8:20 in the a.m.
It is precisely my job.- Yes, it is! .
On the subject of young people, it is precisely this section of society that will live in the Europe we are creating.
It is precisely the conversation that can help you.
Nowadays, besides the price of the product, it is precisely the quality which is decisive for the success of any business and the competitiveness of its products on the market.
It is precisely in these places spend most of their time!
Indeed, it is precisely their disastrous end that reveals them to us.
It is precisely in this context that we must present ambitious proposals.
We know that it is precisely the producers of creative content that form the base of the value chain for the cultural sector.
It is precisely on that point that we are having difficulty in reaching an agreement.
If I remember correctly, it is precisely the circumstances brought about by Hamas that are decisive for the situation in Gaza.
But it is precisely the sort of magic I have set my face against.
It is precisely young people who will create and participate in the EU's future.
It is precisely 8:00 AM and this is trial number one of the Thanatos Project.
It is precisely that mechanism that contributes to the emergence of speculative bubbles.
It is precisely the moment where the mutation or beast will attempt to kill an unlikable side character.
It is precisely its origins that make the inhabitants, the men and women that live here, proud of this wonderful land.
It is precisely the Islamic fundamentalists who are seeking war between religions and civilisations.
It is precisely in the Upanishads in the Brhadaranyaka and Chandogya Upanishads that one can find this belief for the first time.
But it is precisely this accumulation of disorder and decay, that science calls'entropy', which Bolzmann had understood.
It is precisely this principle, which exists, indeed, not only on paper, that distinguishes the EU from other international organisations.
Excuse me. It is precisely in the Upanishads… in the Brhadaranyaka and Chandogya Upanishads… that one can find this belief for the first time.
It is precisely in this time of crisis that we all feel the need for community and cooperation between our countries and the European institutions.