During the off-season, the N.F.L. clarified and emphasized its rules on hitting defenseless players, precisely defined "launching" as an illegal tackling technique and made other adjustments intended to curtail serious injuries.
Countering that tendency is precisely why we launched the gratitude project.
In the event, of course, the result was precisely the opposite, and immediately the Bushies launched into precisely the opposite argument: the Electoral College is a vital part of our Constitution, electors are not free agents, threatening the Electoral College result would be thumbing your nose at the founding fathers, and so on.
Indeed, the decisive German defeats at Stalingrad and Kursk came about precisely because the Germans launched offensives against what they imagined to be a weaker opponent, and were taken by surprise when counterattacked by thousands of tanks whose existence they had never suspected.
In the big picture, the site founders see Stribe as a tool to create new behaviours and participative interactions, with the potential to reap revenue from, for example, precisely engineered advertising campaigns launched across several websites at the same time.
In order to ensure a stringent jitter requirement, the wheel disturbance effects on spacecraft should be predicted precisely prior to launch through analytical or experimental approaches.
This wasn't Al Qaeda striking just anywhere: it was Al Qaeda striking in Libya, a country where the Obama White House launched a not-precisely-constitutional military intervention with a not-precisely-clear connection to the national interest.
The telegram arrived at precisely 2.33pm and the princess launched the 55 athletes along a course crowded with onlookers.
Typically, public works are launched by government precisely because they're perceived to offer a public benefit, but no discernible profit opportunity for private enterprise. .
It was Ms. Fuller, or more precisely Ms. Fuller's sweater, that launched one of Mr. Wood's most memorable movies, "Glen or Glenda" (1953).
I launched my company, Causecast, precisely for this reason.
