Examples of using Is particularly the case in English and their translations into Swedish
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This is particularly the case with the long-term comatose patient.
This is particularly the case for enterprises.
This is particularly the case for cod and hake which are caught in so many fisheries targeting other species.
This is particularly the case in parts of Western Germany,
This is particularly the case for the amendments which introduce the so-called duration approach as a Member State option.
This is particularly the case in some countries, regions
This is particularly the case in 2010, which is the Year for Combating Poverty
That is particularly the case when the need for new universal service obligations in other sectors is being investigated.
This is particularly the case as regards Article 100 of the Treaty,
This is particularly the case for the agricultural sector, because it is extremely dependent on the useful work of bees.
This is particularly the case if it is carried out under the jurisdiction of the EU,
This is particularly the case in relation to the possibility of crossing the border at specific border crossing points or outside authorised border crossing points and fixed hours.
This is particularly the case because English is used as a universal technical language in some sectors,
This is particularly the case as mass-produced printed greeting cards have been faced with competition from electronic greeting cards.
This is particularly the case for small and medium-sized en- terprises(SMEs) that are failing to fully exploit export opportunities in other EU countries.
This is particularly the case in the Swedish and Italian pension systems which are becoming actuarially neutral.
This is particularly the case in the Netherlands and Austria,
This is particularly the case for cross-border volunteering, which has the potential for inter-cultural learning
This is particularly the case for young people in a labour market which increasingly values adaptability and flexibility.
This is particularly the case if one wants to make progress with partners with whom one has little in common.