Examples of using Has been the case in English and their translations into Danish
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That has been the case for a company very close to me,
That is also why it is right that this has been the case in the bail-outs that have taken place.
there are no longer any derogations for Member States, as has been the case to date with Greece.
international dispute as has been the case with the current regulation.
I also share the conviction that rapid progress is now essential- indeed, that has been the case for some time past.
There have been several instances of transfers or terminations of duties involving directors-general and there has been the case of the accounting officer, Mrs Andreasson.
clearer information must be provided than has been the case to date.
This aid must not be used later on by the North Korean government for propaganda purposes as has been the case in the past.
However, if the creation of the internal market is to be completed by 1992 then more rapid progress must be made than has been the case in the past.
but the opposite has been the case.
Official languages of EU and ACP countries are frequently dropped, as has been the case with Portuguese on more than one occasion.
I know that some of you were surprised not to receive an annex to the 2002 work programme listing planned legislation, as has been the case in previous years.
This has been the case but this collective agreement also states that a solution needs to be found,
form part of new agreements, as has been the case in our association agreements with Lebanon,
A commitment was made in the Chamber in Strasbourg to ensuring that the European Parliament was represented at the Intergovernmental Conference: this has been the case and can be seen as a success for this House.
Denmark will continue to pursue joint political agendas internationally and regionally, as has been the case e.g. on countering violent extremism.