Examples of using Would be the case in English and their translations into Swedish
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serve Israel's long-term security, nor did anything I have said suggest that this would be the case.
Yet at least this is a rationale that entails moving forward rather than backwards, which would be the case if we do not have the 2011 budget in the next few weeks.
I don't want my clients to feel that my rates are a heavy burden for them to pay, if that would be the case, I rather advise you not to date me.
IAS 33 states that potential ordinary shares do not give rise to any dilution effect when their conversion to ordinary shares entails an improvement in earnings per share, which would be the case in conjunction with an exercise of the outstanding share warrants in Medivir.
recognizing that such patients are willing to accept the greater risk than that which normally would be the case.
For soft biological samples it is recommended to use spherical probes since the force is applied to a wider sample area than would be the case if a sharp pyramidal or conical tip is used,
Agreement merely to indicate references, for example, articles of Community legislation, which would be the case when drafting regulations.
as regards our international obligations under the WTO general procurement agreement with third countries, whether it would be the case, as has been established by Commission services,
This would be the case in the following situations.
I frankly doubt that this would be the case.
I imagined that would be the case. The gods were generous.
In a perfect world, that would be the case.
I would be grateful for confirmation from the Commission that would be the case.
Usually that would be the case, but we got a tracker in one.
If that would be the case our lawyer would first review
This is not a question of instruments for the communitarisation of debts, as would be the case with Eurobonds.
To ensure that this would be the case, firm criteria for stability were anchored in the Treaty.
Punishment is often less severe than would be the case if the attempted crime had been carried out.