Examples of using Is in any case in English and their translations into Italian
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but the user is in any case guaranteed the right of withdrawal as indicated below.
The French version is in any case quite clear: seeking to replace the last phrase by the following.
merely reflects information which is in any case published in detail in the'Results of Votes' annex to the Minutes of the proceedings.
The use of our products is in any case based on the customer's own responsibility.
This is in any case a matter where, fortunately, national sovereignty still serves a purpose
the end of the relationship is in any case a separation, and these are experiences that can be to a degree difficult.
This is in any case notwithstanding and without prejudice to all of the AGER's rights in relation to the obligations contracted by the Parties.
The staff is in any case available to support customer's projects manager during the studying phase
This postulate is in any case contrary to the general historical path,
But the three amplifier put a lot of 10MHz up to more than 150 db, which is in any case can not work.
the freedom that is intrinsic to it, is in any case stronger than any possible limitation that gets imposed on it,
coordination of activities is in any case necessary given the importance of this issue for boosting employment in Europe.
However, progress in the United States' commitments is in any case necessary for any kind of solution,
since individual heating is in any case exempt from all climate taxes,
exceptionally three when in captivity, but the species is in any case poorly prolific,
Its value of truth is in any case provisional, until an experimental evidence turns out to be in contradiction
KONIJNENBURG is in any case not liable for damage caused by inexpert use of the delivered product
But the account by Simonazzi is in any case a tainted territory,
The Com mission believes- without wishing to make any definite predictions- that a period of two years is in any case long enough to take a closer look at the position of the European shipbuilding industry.