Most folk have had better things to think about than the precise mechanics of Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty.
And in many countries there is no need to wait: the welfare state is in trouble already.Public spending on social insurance is heavy across the OECD, though there may be arguments about the precise numbers (see article).
Self-defense is a narrow legal exception and the precise scope of Article 51, unsurprisingly, is subject to fierce debate.
Writing precise and concise articles will not only help you learn more things, but will also help the whole community.
Once upon a time, or in the last century, to be precise, it was an article of faith that most sectors of the economy faced unavoidable domination by a few big players.
Mr Rubin's precise responsibilities are unclear.See article: A new chairman for CitigroupNatWest, a British bank, published its defence document against a hostile takeover bid from the much-smaller Bank of Scotland.
The abstract is the precise summary of the article, not a preface.
Contain a precise description of the article in question, subassemblies, and packaging.
In this article, the precise definitions of reversibility which are unambiguous and quantitative are discussed.
In this article the precise meaning of being chaotic is that the flow is an Anosov flow.
We present in this article a precise security model for data confidentiality in the framework of ASP (Asynchronous Sequential Processes).
