Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Case to case in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Its place within the company and its contacts with the various divisions of the company differ from case to case.
Clearly, the weight given to the various criteria inassessing potential competition will vary from case to case.
The advice we provide will vary from country to country and even case to case dependent on individual need.
The recurring nature of these aspects of administrative arrest as well as the fact that they vary from case to case serve the comparative design of this research.
But the UnSub goes to great lengths The actual abduction date varies from case to case, May 13th.
The Banking Commission formulated these rules of conduct on a pragmatic basis, from case to case, usually against the background of operations(issue,
They are not laid down in advance: some major principles are announced which will subsequently be elaborated from case to case by the bodies entrusted with special jurisdictional powers.
The control treatment of the trials will vary from case to case and also will depend on ethical considerations;
are only informed about it, decide from case to case about the acceptance of cookies,
Charges vary from cases to case.
The idea is that decisions can be made from case to case.
This will depend very much on the subject and activity from case to case.
severity of symptoms may vary from case to case.
It is not inertia alone…"that is responsible for human relationships repeating themselves…"from case to case.
They vary from case to case, depending on the pollutant concerned
However, for a number of reasons differing from case to case, this information cannot be incorporated in the synthetic index.
musr all be met, although to a differenr extent from case to case.
As the factual and legal circumstances may differ considerably from case to case, it is permissible to apply new criteria which had not before been.
Analysis needs to follow basic rules, but will naturally differ from case to case not least because the methodologies for obtaining data need to differ from case to case.
Since these factors may vary from case to case, it would be impossible to apply a uniform standard such as a fixed percentage, in each case. .