Examples of using Same would in English and their translations into German
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Political
The same would apply to Panaqulus sp.
The consultations had been a gratifying success in 1975,and he hoped the same would apply in the current year.
The same would apply to students.
The 15 judges would be appointed jointly by the EU and the US(5 EU nationals, 5 US nationals and 5 nationals of third countries), disputes would be allocated randomly so the disputing parties would have no influence on theselection of the three judges who would hear the case, and the same would apply to the judges of the appeal court.
The same would apply to services provided from France.
Of course the same would apply to third countries.
The same would apply to changes related to branches4.
Only a small percentage is pink veal and the same would happen in this sector if the crisis were to be triggered; 40 000 families occupied in this sector would be made bankrupt or unemployed.
The same would apply if the answer to the second question includes criteria which the Board concludes are not fulfilled in the present case.
The same would be true for the entire digitalization in general.
The same would, of course, also apply for an exempt taxable activity.
The same would hold true for a gallery in other EU or EEA countries.
The same would apply to any rocket engines when we had them.
The same would not happen when someone else's name is mentioned.
The same would happen in Olula River, having a similar situation to Albox.
The same would result if, in one's thought, one were to leap over a great distance.
The same would apply for any of the side events that also remain incomplete.
The same would hold for damage to aircraft caused by acts of sabotage or terrorism.
The same would apply to the elephant and the bear making currents in the air or water.
In theory, the same would apply to phone numbers, but practical reasons often outweigh the benefits of this option.
The same would apply to institutions offering long-term loans; they would have to freeze their dealings with customers with whom their risk exposure would exceed 25% on the date the directive was published.
The same would apply to eradication of BSE in sheep but following the precautionary principle and the serious consequences of the possible establishment of a BSE reservoir in sheep, detailed rules for BSE eradication in sheep are proposed nevertheless.