Examples of using Depending on the case in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
including, depending on the case, measures for reducing possible negative effects.
Depending on the case, solutions could involve changes to the national tax rules of individual Member States to remove discrimination,
Depending on the case, this could mean,
Depending on the case, the type of protection available may include police protection,
Under Decree No 96-1080 of 12 December 1996, the remuneration scale for bailiffs comprises a fixed amount expressed, either cumulatively or alternatively depending on the case, in fixed or proportional charges, plus, where appropriate a
Thus, by way of example, new cases brought are immediately analysed by, depending on the case, the Registries of the Courts and/or the Research
thorium or plutonium, depending on the case.
States in this field, such a move may, depending on the case, be more or less financially advantageous or disadvantageous for the person concerned.
In accordance with Article 116(1) of the Rules of Procedure, those applications for leave to intervene were served on the applicant and the defendant, which, depending on the case, either submitted their observations within the prescribed periods
Thus, for example, depending on the case at hand,
forward the e-mail, depending on the case, but we shall not store names,
It should therefore be possible to apply redressive measures, depending on the case, to one or more third-country air carriers,
amplifying or diminishing, depending on the case, their efficiency with consequences that may also be serious for health.
an affidavit from one or both parents or legal guardians, depending on the case, confirming permission to travel.
that opinion is annexed to the record of the hearing or to the file, depending on the case.
States in this field, such a move may, depending on the case, be more or less financially advantageous or disadvantageous for the person concerned(see von Chamier-Glisczinski paragraph 85,
As a rule, in the claim procedure for crime victims the answer is NO, however, depending on the case, the competent authority,