Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would be the case in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This is not a question of instruments for the communitarisation of debts, as would be the case with Eurobonds.
This creates a thicker information pipe than would be the case for a Japanese.
far longer than would be the case in the south.
I would be grateful for confirmation from the Commission that would be the case.
In addition, with the special it is possible to display your site as it would be the case with a paying host.
will be more regionally concentrated and confined than would be the case for a deep recession in the United States.
We have something to get that a time is not affected as would be the case.
die 14 years after the flood as would be the case if we followed the Septuagint chronology.
This would be the case in particular for treatment provided through European reference networks as provided for in the directive.
Such would be the case, for instancewhere a uniform agreed price structure results from consultations which havenot been exempted pursuant to Article 853.
No matter what condition would be the case, what you have said, remains.
Rap and hip-hop were dismissed as being a-musical as would be the case with dance some years later.
Such would be the case, for example, with a criminal who commits a crime
We cannot push for enlargement on such a large scale as would be the case with Turkey and at the same time see through the question of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.
One argument for this would be the case in a movie, then it was planned that he would film what a bottlenose dolphin called Sissy,
In this way, the European Union would run less risk of pre-empting the Copenhagen criteria than would be the case if no fewer than ten candidate countries were to join simultaneously- an idea which has already been floated.
This would be the case if a recalculation of the distribution on the basis of the results of this counting exercise would lead to differences with the proposed distributions in Annexes I
This would be the case if, because of the amount, a fee were liable to obstruct the exercise of the rights of participation conferred by Article 6 of the Directive.
An example of such restriction would be the case where a seller requires a buyer of automobiles not to sell