Examples of using Especially so in English and their translations into Russian
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Especially so tonight.
Football especially so. .
This is especially so for Femara, which is the most powerful and potent AI of the three.
I can't imagine doing this without him, especially so soon after losing Frost.
This is especially so with bird lover gifts.
It was only the beginning of the twentieth century changed the relationship between cultures, especially so far away so hostile.
This is especially so in rural areas.
Although the real estate market in Dalmatia is going through a period of prosperity,true luxury is still rare, especially so close to the sea.
This is especially so in respect of volatile subregions.
Poverty particularly affects women heads of household, especially so in rural areas in comparison with urban ones.
This is especially so in countries with a one-party system.
The Board reiterates its view that the issue of non-funded liabilities for end-of-service andpost-retirement benefits is a matter of concern, and especially so for voluntary-funded organizations such as UNHCR.
This is especially so for Māori women.
Potential alterations in the laws of the countries, where the Group operates, following some changes in the political situation, pose certain risks for Sistema JSFC; especially so because the private companies in these countries remain dependent on the influence of various political forces.
This is especially so in the lead-up to the national assembly elections.
Expressing hope that Serbian companies will again find their place in economic projects of the African countries, especially so friendly as Uganda, Mrkic said that during his stay in Belgrade, Minister Kutese will have a series of meetings with economic delegations.
And especially so conducting the chlorination of water, extra unnecessary work.
Killing is unacceptable, and it is especially so if it is carried out for religious reasons.
Especially so, given the fact that this Institute is Russia's fair leader in this field.
In deciding whether such practice should continue, the Commission may wish to consider the concerns expressed in the early years of the Commission's work that consensus inthe Commission with its limited membership would not necessarily represent universal consensus, and this is especially so if views of observer States are not taken into account in reaching Commission decisions.
This was especially so with regard to the right to non-discrimination.
Especially so, as Svetlana Alexievich herself argues that it is not possible to say that we live in post-Chernobyl times.
This is especially so for countries with high turnover in the public sector.
This is especially so for countries lacking a coherent or effective general competition policy.
This was especially so in Nicaragua, where export earnings jumped by 19 per cent.
This is especially so in a case such as the present one, where parties do not have equal access to the evidence.
This is especially so if we look inwards with a view to revitalizing and strengthening the Organization itself.
This is especially so in the case of the Council's work concerning the fight against international terrorism.
This is especially so given the fact that it is financed by the contributions of all the Members of the United Nations.
This is especially so for the second version in which all the data are stored and used nearby.