Examples of using Being the case in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
Such being the case, how are we to save the millions of our subjects,
That being the case, we need only to show determination in building a universal community marked by greater equanimity and balance.
This being the case, the fact that only one donkey was used in the test suggests that the findings are rather inconclusive.
Such being the case, how are we to save the millions of our subjects,
This being the case, the German federal government should treat all technologies equally
That being the case, the General Assembly may wish to defer taking a decision on the matter.
That being the case, participating in the IB Diploma Programme provides an advantage because of its rigorous academics.
Unfortunately, not all email programs are able to show the sender's address correctly, and this being the case, the fake address will be left unnoticed.
this also being the case when ADR has not yet been implemented.
That being the case, the Advisory Committee is of the view that in order to understand fully the genesis of the proposals, the report of the high-level independent experts
That being the case, it is incumbent upon the Secretariat to submit,
so this being the case you could continue consulting between now and 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.
That being the case, why was the United Kingdom Government not considering dropping those measures in the framework of the process currently taking place,
less climate damaging alternatives are not available, which is far from being the case in Romania these days.
That being the case, the events of that year did not have a deleterious effect on GENCON's bunker trading business
This being the case, the Advisory Committee would have inquired,
This being the case, the need to support countries,
This being the case-- and there is every likelihood that it will continue to be so for decades to come-- one way to remedy the situation would be to enhance the legitimacy, equitability and effectiveness of the Council by adding new permanent members.
one being the case of a priest in Scotland,