Examples of using This case in in English and their translations into Polish
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I further admonish that counsel's attempts to try this case in the press and not before this court,
Both Ładoś and Ryniewicz intervened in this case in 1943, and exchanged arguments with Swiss foreign minister Marcel Pilet-Golaz
gonna crack this case in 24 hours.
The labor book is mentioned more frequently in this case in two cases- when an employee is employed
help us frame this case in plain language.
then he must receive compensation in this case in the form of payment,
I am all hands on deck trying to keep this case in order and you turn it upside down with this ridiculous chase for vengeance.
I would come swooping in and solving this case in a week and… picking up where we left off two years ago.
So when you have two parallel planes, in this case in R3, or really to any kind of two parallel equations,
The applicant is invoking, precisely, the principle of effectiveness in this case in order to claim a right to take part in the non-adversarial market analysis proceedings.
You slow-walked this case in a way you never would have even considered doing if the suspect hadn't been a relative of a sheriff's commander.
I once had this case in a dumps site,
can someone explain to me why I'm reading about breaks in this case in the Chronicle instead of getting calls from you?
BERALMAR has just commissioned a new PROMATIC model solid fuel firing installation for the MLADOST group, in this case in the MLADOST-RAD facility in Vlasotince Serbia.
so she wants to try this case in the media.
I should like to remind everyone that all citizens of the European Union whose country of origin has no local representation- as in this case in Mumbai- can contact the consulate of any other EU Member State.
Moreover, the ambition of the CFSP, in this case in Georgia, will be judged against our courage finally to send peacekeeping forces to stabilise a region that we have included in our neighbourhood policy.