Examples of using Case today in English and their translations into German
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Yet such is the case today.
Case today... two young men struggled to speak their truth.
How does one proceed in such a case today?
It is the case today for the regulation on mobile telephone roaming charges.
However, the Japanese government has also crushed this case today.
Professor Keating, since I helped in the case today, There's nothing barring you from taking the trophy from Asher and awarding it to me.
I just wanted to let you know that we received the case today and we like it a lot.
It is better to make milk and milk products tasty for ourchildren than to have to discuss alcohol abuse among young people, as was the case today.
That is the case today because, otherwise, the public might be interested in why a report that was rejected by the committee should come to this plenary session.
I am working with computers since 1987 meant that time workingon the computer or something quite different, as is the case today.
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Farmers' privilege is explicitly protected forreseeding and breeding animals on their own land, as is the case today.
This was the case under the gold-based monetary regimes such as the Gold Standard ofthe nineteenth century, and it is the case today for countries that have relinquished their monetary autonomy, such as the members of the eurozone.
Whatever elements of a moderate opposition that we can find to work with must bemilitarily strengthened and assisted much more than is the case today.
We must not forget that in the United States this case today does not look as unambiguous as two years ago: too many people began to wonder about Browder's identity, his patrons, the reasons why the US Congress passed the first sanction law unleashing a new Cold War between our countries, without even a semblance of verification.
But when it comes to the delicate matter of who takes the decisions inside the Council, the facts must be considered: countriescannot be in and out at the same time, as is the case today.
We must also adopt international agreements which are not limited to establishingthe responsibility of the owner of the vessel, as is the case today, but also extend responsibilities to all the actors in the transport chain, ship operators, charterers, and also owners of the cargo transported, thereby encouraging the latter to take care to choose safe ships.
It is high time for this demand, which is made by millions of European citizens whom we represent in this House, tobe considered with a far more serious and respectful approach than is the case today.
In other words,if price and reimbursement remain a national domain as is the case today, if insufficient convergence persists in administrative procedures and approaches, the sector will continuously suffer from fragmentation, overlap, too costly projects, and, thus, from disadvantages and distortions vis-à-vis industries that are able to enjoy advantages at a continental scale- at the moment the US and China.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, it is rare for a motion to be carried unanimously in the European Parliament,but I am convinced this will be the case today, when we vote on Belarus.
That is the case today, because the proposed subsidies would go to private companies involved in research or marketing, including trusts such as Total Energie, Shell Solaire, ABB Alstom Power, Dalkia, a subsidiary of Vivendi, Arthur Andersen, Tiru, a joint subsidiary of Suez-Lyonnaise des eaux and Vivendi, and other industrial groups that make enough profit as it is without the need to turn to the taxpayer yet again.
I think we have to look very carefully at the proposals before us, because we believe that the more intimately we cooperate-and more intimately than is the case today- the better, certainly, for Europe.
When, as is the case today, not only representation hypocritically tends towards an authorisation that presents itself as the deterioration of popular control because in reality this has been substituted by the occult control of capitalist lobbies and by legal or illegal corruption it is probably desirable to move decisively towards a re-establishment of effective forms of popular control, that is, of the obligation of the political class to give an accounting in order to resist de-democratisation.
This could be done by financing the EU budget to a greater extent from taxes(possibly shared), rather than from resources basedon statistical aggregates, levied on Member States' Finance Ministries, as is the case today.
In this way we could be much more autonomous, much more independent, and Europe could take a leading role in this essential globalissue so that there would not have to be dozens of unnecessary power stations as is the case today.
As all newly issued driving licences will have the same administrative validity, which is shown on the drivinglicence, no further national rules need to be applied or calculated, as is the case today.
In a number of areas the outcome document goes far beyond what was achieved five years ago at Beijing- a conferencewhich I remember observing from slightly closer than would have been the case today.
Macalloy continues to be presented with new and exciting opportunities, expanding its portfolio of projects, and has always gained much respect from architects, engineers and contractors,this continues to be the case today.
Multi-year re-alignments are messy and complex, especially when they occur simultaneously at the national and global levels, and when multi-speed growth, inflation, and credit dynamics are at work,as is the case today.
What Mr Blair said is the essential thing that Parliament wants to achieve: the engagement of the EU institutions and all involved parties to reinvent the financing of the Union and to base this financing on rationalgrounds and not on a horse-trading competition, which is the case today.