Examples of using Case in point in English and their translations into Finnish
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Case in point.
This is a case in point.
Case in point.
Cyprus is a case in point.
Case in point is 2 Live Crew.
Cyprus is a case in point.
Case in point- Tomas Plekanec.
SMEs are a case in point.
Case in point, Lance Armstrong.
Natura 2000 is a case in point.
Case in point, your esteemed predecessor, Gerald Ellman.
My country, Lithuania, is a case in point.
A case in point will be about dyspeptic disorders.
Would be Day V. Case in point.
Brazil, with whom negotiations have recently taken place,is another case in point.
A case in point is the district of Sokoly in the Province of Podlaskie in north-east Poland.
Agricultural policy is a case in point.
Gazprom's acquisitions are a case in point, as was the abortive bid by Chinalco to take an interest in Rio Tinto.
The proposal before us is a case in point.
A case in point is the importing of guest workers and their families in the 70s and 80s, which turned into a major social problem.
Agricultural policy would be a case in point.
Case in point was the manner in which the Canadiens came out of the gate on Monday night during a wide open first period after a lacklustre effort in Game 5.
This report fromthe unconscious satirist and humorist, Mr Corbett, is a case in point.
Cigarette smuggling is a case in point, where cigarettes have moved from low-tax to high-tax economies, causing terrible damage to health and, of course, also to finances.
The rule that the European Parliament always codecides when the Council takes decisions by majority is a case in point.
Due to the reduction in fish stocks and migrating fish stocks- mainly caused by marine warming,cod being a case in point- but also due to the prescribed reduction of catch quotas, the fishing industry will need to operate differently.
During political campaigns there is even more pressure on the non-state press; the referendum andthe recent parliamentary elections are a case in point.
Joint R& D is a case in point and the transport and technology research in the fourth framework programme, as well as the recently introduced R& D task forces- notably'the car of tomorrow' and'intermodality'- should be seen in this perspective.
The television without frontiers directive and the e-commerce directive are two cases in point.
Three cases in point: on 2 September, a fifty-year-old waiter of Chinese origin was beaten up and called a'foreign pig.