Examples of using Which in many cases in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
The Arab Spring, which in many cases remains unfinished, revealed a vein
Dynamic economic growth in the new Member States, which in many cases is double the Community average,
poor quality child care practices, which in many cases can cause psychological
The simplest variant is when the specified number of a dedicated symbol awarding free spins where the player in other words get X number of free spins, which in many cases also enable other features.
demanding task for national regulators which in many cases have only been recently created and whose experience is therefore necessarily still limited.
particularly when it comes to independent organisations, which in many cases are still in their infancy.
It is essential to redirect this aid towards reinforcing national State structures in developing countries, which in many cases are still fragile,
Findings showed that the PO service has developed a method in accordance to the NBHW guidelines, which in many cases, may benefit the clients' recovery process;
Mine and others, which in many cases has a product cycle of more than 20 years, which limits the risk of obsolescence.
since they assume that each additive is used in the widest possible range of foods at the maximum permitted levels, which in many cases leads to over-estimation of the additive intake.
now launched into a separatism which in many cases no longer had a shred of national foundation.
change among businesses and workers, the safeguards provided by social protection systems must be made sustainable, which in many cases will imply reform and modernisation.
dispute resolution which in many cases would be more appropriate than the resolution of disputes by a third party as through the courts or by arbitration.
therefore we should be able to avoid the pitfalls which have been previously described, which in many cases are likely to have been dependent on the fact that the patient groups have been overly heterogeneous.
dispute resolution which in many cases would be more appropriate than the resolution of disputes by a third party as through the courts or by arbitration.
The Commission recognises the merits of these initiatives which, in many cases, have been very successful.
Of companies in Europe regard late payment as one of the most serious problems they face and one which, in many cases, threatens their survival.
ghost stories which, in many cases, are close to real historical events.
difficult to cook which, in many cases, is unsuccessful
The deformation of the agricultural market has been further exacerbated by the subsidy mechanism for the new Member States, which, in many cases, do not even receive half the support of the original Member States.