Examples of using When so in English and their translations into Dutch
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Programming
assuring that the proper outcome, when so implied by your life contracts,
When so few are together for so long, the blood of the tribe thickens.
Not to mention the timing, on Conscription Day, when so many of our bravest are called up.
Why would you wanna erase one single reminder? When so many survivors have passed.
especially when so many people who smoke do suffer from early warning signs like feeling short of breath but dismiss them as a“normal” part of smoking.
just using on your own I was so excited when So Divine got in touch again asking me if I would be interested in….
since I don't know when So I made up my mind,
We will come back in the summer while staying in apartments When so we have a good reference point to return in the evening after a day exploring the surrounding area
therefore to increase capacity cannot be acceptable at a time when so many fish stocks are under threat.
We even have some nutritionists term that they call this state"rebound effect", when so hard, not only scored kilos back again,
such a limitation occurs only when so planned.
such a limitation occurs only when so planned.
that you are'walking down this path alongside us', when so many of us CHOOSE this to happen?
the Holy Catholic Church, has not the power to preach love when so many of its disciples have failed our Lord's teachings.
When so many women and girls are beaten,
I thought then how far we have come from those dark days of Apartheid when so many of us, including myself and perhaps one
operation of ITER if and when so decided.
I regret that, but when so many of those interviewed in places like Lampedusa say they want to move on quickly northwards
the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia will continue to benefit from the provisions of this Regulation when so indicated or for any measures provided in this Regulation which are more favourable than the trade concessions provided for in the framework of bilateral agreements between the European Communities and these countries.