Examples of using Former case in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
This is because more energy is being channelled into the material in the former case.
In the former case, minor human rights violations used to be put under the microscope while in the latter,
In the former case, despite the corruption and the more inferior services now provided,
In the former case, an area of earth is separated
In the former case, the contested surcharge could be categorised as a charge having equivalent effect within the meaning of Article 25 EC,
It is more likely in the former case that the contractual cash flows over the life of the instrument will be solely payments of principal
In the former case, that of medicine, I think that it might be useful to head cautiously towards the patentability of biotechnological inventions,
In the former case the capitalist squanders the whole surplus-value in dissipation,
In the former case, a Member State that wishes to prosecute for offences
In the former case, I maintained that if a Member State were to invoke, a posteriori,
We can't have The only possibilities that make the fraction sum work are and With and only the former case works.
Accordingly, in the former case, the Court held that the undertaking William Cook plc was a‘party concerned' within the meaning of Article 88(2) EC,
The superior general is elected for six or twelve years; in the former case she may be re-elected
In the former case, the Church having pronounced sentence, we have no choice
slum landlords who prosper by enslaving a cheap workforce, in the former case, and by renting out insalubrious accommodation at exorbitant prices, in the latter case. .
In the former case, sending patients home immediately after the administration of the radionuclide cannot be justified in most situations because both excretion and external radiation(the patient is a source)
No 258/97 had been submitted by Monsato to the competent authorities of the Netherlands in the former case(July 1998) and of Germany in the latter case July 2002.
In the former cases, the Swedish government has issued an official apology and paid out large amounts of money in compensation.
In the latter cases, it is justified to require a more stringent conformity assessment procedure than in the former cases.
In the former case, if it is the Commission which takes a decision on extension,