Examples of using A point when in English and their translations into Swedish
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it becomes obvious that we have reached a point when such phones become relatively commonplace.
the vacuum bubbles oscillate and grow until they reach a point when they cannot absorb more energy.
Once you practice these tricks you will get to a point when you download a freeware.
grow until they reach a point when they cannot absorb further energy.
Referrals under the EC Treaty: these opinions are generally issued too late, however, i.e. at a point when the Commission has already in many cases consulted interest groups
in other words at a point when it has already in many cases consulted interest groups and so completed an initial opinion-forming process.
Such a debate should be held at a point when the legislative programme has reached an advanced stage,
which have recently developed into a procedure in which a relatively small number of Members are able to pass Parliamentary resolutions at a point when most of us are already on our way home.
there will come a point when the easiest course of action is to abandon forward motion,
but there comes a point when a challenging relationship becomes a destructive one,
There's a point when we have to realize that we can either spend the rest of our lives blaming"them"
but I reached a point when I felt that I needed to move on, with an open mind
I got to a point when I believed that being overweight is in my genes(my mother,
is displayed at a point when the trade mark is,
We all have a point when we can do the unimaginable.
Are we quickly approaching a point when machines will be smarter than humans?
On the sidelines any longer. Comes a point when you can't stay.
It's just there comes a point when a thinking man has to take a stand.
The Commission has already given a statement at a point when the matter did not appear to be so serious.
Capitalist development takes this cyclical form as the anarchic nature of production always increases to a point when it hits the barrier of limited consumption.