Examples of using The number of cases in English and their translations into Swedish
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The number of cases of infection with the novel coronavirus in the United States amounted to 2033, dead 47.
In the field of merger control, 231 formal decisions were taken during theyear, the number of cases requiring in-depthinvestigation(9) remaining stable.
Over the last two years, the number of cases closed with a judgment has risen sharply.
Over the last two decades the number of cases of autism are seemingly on the rise.
The Number of cases or 2019 coronavirus-nCoV growing rapidly since the first announcement of the outbreak.
The number of cases still under examination as of 31 December was 331
Most statistics show that the number of cases in the EU remains lower than in our main trading partners.
There is every reasonto believe that the number of cases before the Community Courts will continue to grow.
In Ireland, the number of cases has increased from 95 cases in 1999 to 110 cases. .
The number of pending cases expresses the number of cases that remains to be dealt with at the end of a period.
(a) the number of cases in which a victim was compensated or granted restitution of
mainly due to an increase in the number of cases discussed per meeting.
If the number of cases were to rise to 1 000 per year,
The number of cases referred to Eurojust by the Member States increased by 15 per cent over 2008 to 1,372 cases in 2009.
At Jaumo we do our best to keep this problem as low as possible and the number of cases small.
She laughs, but she knows how serious diabetic retinopathy- a complication of diabetes- is, and how the number of cases are rising throughout the world as diabetes numbers escalate.
The number of cases on which the Court is required to give rulings has grown over the last few years.
No increase in the Commission's workload is foreseen as the number of cases with cross-border effects is not expected to increase.