Examples of using Appears to be the case in English and their translations into Dutch
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It appears to be the case.
In Rotterdam, this seldom appears to be the case.
That appears to be the case.
Years later, it still appears to be the case.
It appears to be the case, yeah.
At the moment, the latter appears to be the case.
That appears to be the case here, under Article I.
Must be an effect of that rune Lilith used to resurrect you. That appears to be the case.
Yes. Uh, that appears to be the case.
It appears to be the case that Articles 3
Each leaves open the possibility that what appears to be the case is not.
This also appears to be the case in the first half of 2019.
when in practice this not always appears to be the case?
Fortunately, that appears to be the case without any problems!
including air transport as indeed already appears to be the case.
This also appears to be the case with the HIV virus.
support and disseminate the most effective methodologies, even if they move away from the prevailing trend- as appears to be the case in Uganda.
This also appears to be the case under water after a short inspection dive.
as still appears to be the case, by the possibility of legal injunctions provided for by Article 2, and by the possibility of criminal sanctions,
This appears to be the case for all four, to a greater or lesser extent.
That appears to be the case, so we make reservations for tonight to begin with.
This appears to be the case for the Scandinavian countries,
If this appears to be the case, the cause of the coughing will need to be investigated.
This appears to be the case with the events which Mr Lomas reports in his question.
This appears to be the case in the majority of subjects,
That appears to be the case but the view from that dune is so pretty,
If, as appears to be the case, identification was based solely on the comparison of R values,
This also appears to be the case of Italy, that has forwarded existing and draft provisions, which provide for value confiscation in relation to certain types of offences.
If, as appears to be the case, the Austrian practitioners possess only lower-level diplomas such as those provided for in Directive 92/51/EEC, the Italian authorities may require an equalisation measure to be applied in all cases. .
That always appeared to be the case.