Examples of using Case must in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The contract in this case must be signed for the time required to complete the repair work
The room in this case must be opened
It is, however, true that this obvious case must be submitted to the International Court of Justice.
Therefore, the installation of the passage unit in this case must meet the following requirements.
The iPad mini case must be able to withstand a 6-foot drop to concrete with no damage to the iPad mini.
the soil surface in this case must be carefully aligned.
The case must be presented within the period prescribed by the domestic law of the Contracting States.
In the proceedings, the court is not subject to criteria of strict legality but in each case must adopt the solution which it deems most appropriate.
application of the Convention, the case must first be examined by the Council.
All such experiences because of your spaceship, which in any case must uphold the protection of our planet.
Fertilizer grapes in the spring- the key to a good harvest in the fall, so this case must be taken with all responsibility.
It is not always the violation of the refraction of the eye corresponds to a change in this parameter, and each case must be considered individually.
The proviso is that the case must be urgent
For persons residing or having their residence in Malta, the case must be filed in a court in Malta.
who have their ordinary residence in the Island of Gozo, the case must be filed in Gozo.
But in any case must not buy shoes orthopedic in ploskoval'gusnoj foot in children who can"grow".
The case must be diverted away from the UN Security Council
Each case must continue to be treated on its merits since even basic equipment9 will fall within the scope for derogations in some cases. .
These supplements are not in any case must be expected to give for a flat well-toned breast shape.
On this basis, it is possible to determine the district court to which the case must be submitted.