Examples of using As is the case in English and their translations into Slovak
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Mr Trichet, the verbatim records of the debates of the European Central Bank should be published, as is the case in the United States,
wherever logistically possible, as is the case for the solved area.
Furthermore, if sharks were people little fish would no longer be equal, as is the case now.
It is clear that Greece is one of the countries where more flexibility could help to boost the business investment climate, as is the case with Spain.
conduct national politics in Parliament, as is the case with Mrs Ferreira.
obviously won't have to cook it previously as is the case with chicken.
she needs to spend several days in the water, which, as is the case with the bones, changes daily.
Although in most cases these two criteria would lead to the same court(as is the case here), this will not always be the case.".
accidentally deleted it or your iOS was corrupted as is the case when you downgrade.
Some important reports are provided specifically for a given country, as is the case for the IFO Survey,
In the case of this Agency, the Union contribution therefore does not constitute a"balancing" contribution, as is the case for other partially self-financed agencies,
transparent manner under the responsibility of the Commission, as is the case for other scientific committees,
of the electronics is longer than 200 years, as is the case for our gas detector,
since its legislative rules strengthen market liberalisation, as is the case with the proposed directive on cross-border health care,
which is essential when a Member State is in serious difficulties, as is the case with Greece.
nationwide coverage is reduced- as is the case with the fixed access technologies,
somehow force them to do this, as is the case with clients of credit institutions.
application of rules for inland waterway transport as is the case for road and rail transport.
together with the Commission, consider commissioning a periodical external performance evaluation at least every five years, as is the case for most of the other agencies;