Examples of using Especially when it comes in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
However, printed maps have their limitations especially when it comes to functionality and information.
This is a fairly common situation, especially when it comes to older people whose bone system is very vulnerable due to age-related changes.
has many cultural references, especially when it comes to wardrobe.
Especially when it comes to setting it down on fresh concrete, this transport option really pays off, because it prevents damage to the laid concrete.
He's very particular about those he invites to work with him, especially when it comes to the most important hiring decision he's ever made.
This is more common than you know with wild cards, especially when it comes to inventions that change this planet.
Especially when it comes to multilateral settings,
hospitalization is necessary, especially when it comes to young children.
grammar is always tricky, especially when it comes to the Dutch verb conjugation.
Las Vegas Fever is one of the perfect examples, especially when it comes to the advanced animations
a unique place in the world, especially when it comes to the death penalty, which we have abolished altogether.
Its objectives are fundamental, especially when it comes to enabling us to fund pensions
rapists over in county are great listeners, especially when it comes to soft young boys.
Especially when it comes to technological products they have a great need for help in choosing the right product
It's important, especially when it comes to the Pygmies to try to raise the level of human beings.
However, that does not mean there should be no regulation, especially when it comes to health and consumer protection.
Especially when it comes to the applicant state of Turkey,
So I think this is what has to be done now, especially when it comes to protecting tropical forests and to ensuring that we have these sustainability criteria for biofuels.
The special report by the Court of Auditors proves that Parliament is right to be dissatisfied with the present structural competence of UCLAF, especially when it comes to internal Commission investigations.