Examples of using It is the case in English and their translations into Danish
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As far as I am aware, it is the case that if a Dane wishes to go hunting in the UK he has to submit his application a month in advance.
Madam President, to start with the second part of the question, it is the case that the European Union is required to provide adequate resources, and it will indeed do so.
All the Gauchos and Indians state it is the case, and I place the greatest faith in their observations.
Meanwhile, it is the case that everywhere the EU controls
Apparently, it is the case that the individual will think deeply of problems that concern him personally
As a rule, it is the case, since the office furniture is different abundance of straight lines
If we look at the reports that have been produced over the years, it is the case that we have repeatedly had the same criticisms.
However, often it is the case with Brucella canis that it is not diagnosed with standard blood tests;
As it is the case for other kinds of software, website builders have moved
It is the case, however, that through excessive
Find out if it is the case by issuing the following command at the VIM prompt::
Indeed, it is the case that the Commission negotiators have recently reached an ad referendum agreement with their DPRK counterparts on conditions for a new EUR30m aid programme for 1999.
I do not think it is the case in the Council that the public is actually able to see
It is the case in this field as in others that,
If it is the case, as in Germany, that this question of pension liabilities is not raised,
It is the case that democracy and the capacity to act have been created with the removal of the third pillar
With practically all the great culture films that have been produced so far, it is the case that they have been shot by a specialist in a different field, a scientist, a big-game hunter, and so on"(Dagens Nyheder, 14 June 1935).