Examples of using Was precisely in English and their translations into Czech
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That was precisely the point, wasn't it?
Every single word was precisely chosen.
Which was precisely in the middle of nowhere.
Then how did you know it was precisely 12 o'clock?
That was precisely what Leo Szilard wanted to do.
Unless, of course, the unlikelihood was precisely the point.
Evelyn, that was precisely the pep talk I needed.
That what I took for true freedom was precisely the reverse.
It was precisely what allows you to process those visions of the future.
The biggest stumbling block in the negotiations with the Council was precisely nanomaterials.
And this was precisely what the party I represent here presented to the Portuguese Parliament.
One of the things we really strengthened in the seventh Framework Programme was precisely international cooperation.
The first aim of our report was precisely to determine the optimum time for launching policies for emerging from the crisis.
What could account for a man of Leonardo da Vinci's stature literally disappearing from all known historical records,especially when it was precisely during this period when he was just beginning to come into prominence?
Perhaps it was precisely because you are in this job, between prime ministers and presidents and other chosen individuals.
LT Minister, the media andmedia sources were mentioned in the question, because it was precisely the media that broke the news of the setting up of a secret prison in Lithuania and elsewhere.
In my opinion, it was precisely this dismissive attitude towards the citizens of the European Union which resulted in the institutional reforms turning into a fiasco and the failure to ratify the Lisbon Treaty in France, the Netherlands and Ireland.
It was the first industrial sector for which we developed a sectoral policy of this nature at all, and the reason for this was precisely the fact that we saw future problems facing this sector in good time.
I remember that it was precisely this sort of exaggeration that Mr Milosevic took in the same direction as he took everything else.
This was because one of the objectives of REACH which we secured with no small difficulty in the course of the legislative process andinter-institutional negotiations was precisely the promotion of alternative methods to animal tests.
One of the possible causes considered to explain the leak was precisely the presence of lost containers floating on the sea surface at the mercy of the waves and storms.
Therefore, I am making a public appeal to you, in your capacity as presidents, and ask that you, whatever steps you take to directly, immediately and efficiently solve the current economic and financial crisis, make sure that such steps are transparent to European public opinion, so that citizens feel protected by the European Union,whose aim was precisely to provide a protective framework in cases of grave emergency.
This dramatic battle between good and evil was precisely the kind of myth that Leo Strauss had taught his students would be necessary to rescue the country from moral decay.
EL Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, as far as the Committee on Constitutional Affairs is concerned, what we have unfortunately observed is that, in a year in which we had the referendum in Ireland on the Constitutional Treaty, which demonstrated- apart from its result- the need for politicians to communicate with the citizens of the European Union,the Irish tell us that the main reason for the'no' vote was precisely a lack of communication.
The objective of this report was precisely to eliminate that contradiction, and now we can harmonise the Member States' legislation that pertain to standards of animal welfare in slaughtering or killing.
In writing.-(FR) One of the rare differences between the European Constitution andthe Lisbon Treaty signed by the 25 heads of state or government was precisely these EU symbols- the flag, anthem, motto and Europe Day- which were unanimously rejected on 13 December 2007.
When I listen to some very critical speakers from Anglo-Saxon countries,I remember that it was precisely from such countries that, over the last few months, a particularly large number of cries for help came to overcome the financial crisis together.
The main priority of the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists andDemocrats in the European Parliament was precisely this, namely to create order and a stronger wording that would mean that there can de facto be fewer exemptions than there are today.
The reason why Hungary could not take advantage of the multi-billion euro stimulus offered by the European Economic Recovery Plan was precisely because rules such as these did not make possible a larger scale economic stimulus, and this went hand in hand with the further deterioration of employment.
And that's precisely what Marion was doing.