Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Even in the case in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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guarantee high overload resistance even in the case of extreme pressure peaks that occur for example with fast closing valves.
Even in the case of disk failure, the  LaCie 5big's hot-swappable disks
Consideration should, however, be given to granting all the  rights conferred by registered designs even in the case of registration of a design with deferred publication.
I would first like to say that this dossier is genuine proof that the  codecision procedure works, even in the case of complex and difficult dossiers.
no two are exactly alike, even in the case of twins.
Transport and delivery of the  Products are at your risks, even in the case of carriage-paid.
Even in the case of self-regulation, however, which is of
Even in the case of nitrogen dioxide(point 2.3.3),
Even in the case of implementing acts, Parliament got and kept the  right
Consideration should, however, be given to granting all the  rights conferred by registered designs even in the case of registration- with simpler procedures
Even in the case of the  adoption of a regulation all issues consciously not addressed by such instrument would remain open to
Even in the case of defence and security,
Even in the case of delegated manage ment,
radiated above the  ground, because even in the case of an average discharge was the  energy about a billion(109)
we are definitely in  favour of concentration, even in the case of innovation centres.
This incident shows that it is not necessary to seek out third countries to appreciate that the  protection provided is not as good as it could be, even in the case of parliamentarians.