Examples of using Certain cases in English and their translations into Danish
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Desk audits are acceptable in certain cases.
Bilateral arrangements too must be possible in certain cases.
This could involve in certain cases putting an interpreter at their disposal.
In certain cases, permission will be given for you to go and bring your people back.
In certain cases, implants can be loaded immediately after tooth extraction.
I fear that, in certain cases, exactly the opposite happens.
Whereas under present Community legislation Member States may, in certain cases, waive the Community rules,
In certain cases, payment of the benefit can be ex tended up to a maximum of 30 months, counting from the date on which the incapacity began.
COMMISSION DIRECTIVE of 2 May 1980 authorizing, in certain cases, the marketing of compound feedingstuffs in unsealed packages or containers 80/511/EEC.
In this context, the Commission decided to dissociate certain cases from 1983 and carry them forward to the following clearance year.
I can think of certain cases in the developing world where actions in favour of women are simply being stopped because all attention has now switched to mainstreaming.
In certain cases governed by the Rules of Procedure the Court of First Instance may sit in plenary session.
The Council adopted decisions in certain cases which went some way to meeting the wishes of the ACP States.
In certain cases, this age-limit can be raised to 18 years for handicapped children
Whereas the declaration of the ingredients in feedingstuffs constitutes, in certain cases, an important item of information for stock farmers;
not a court of law and that it does not need to pass judgment on certain cases.
In certain cases, the estimated delivery date will vary,
In certain cases it is quite simply necessary to carry out tests on animals,
In certain cases the processing of data should be authorised by Community provisions
Whereas the declaration of the ingredients in feedingstuffs constitutes, in certain cases, an important item of information;