Examples of using Textbook case in English and their translations into German
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Bonfils is a textbook case.
A textbook case of sadomasochism.
You said it was a textbook case.
You're a textbook case of confirmation bias.
I do not want to make this a textbook case.
A textbook case of the silver danger: the"Austria" case. .
Croatia provides a textbook case of this.
They are textbook cases of what online scam experts call"like farming.
And so I think that what we are now seeing withRadio 101 is very much a textbook case.
Why it's dangerous to buy it: This is a textbook case of not being able to see the forest for the trees.
Yet this was a textbook case: to oppose the opinion given by the European Food Safety Authority EFSA.
It so deeply believes in the American myth that it is actually a textbook case of mythic thinking.
FFXIV has become a textbook case of a player's commitment in the massively multiplayer online games' industry.
Madam President, Commissioner, as chairman of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights, I take the view that thecurrent draft directive on biotechnology is a textbook case of European legislation.
Let us make Burma a textbook case, one that shows our ability to promote democracy without the use of bombs and tanks.
We decided to publish this interview in the form of the story about one of the Ukrainian hacktivists' operations, which has not yet been made public butcould one day become a textbook case of the cyber warfare for freedom and independence of Ukraine.
A textbook case of how we come to the origination and development of an ideology presents itself in fate of the research and teachings of Karl Marx.
I will conclude by saying that in a sense this sector is a textbook case of globalisation as we Europeans and the European Commission conceive it.
Mexico is the textbook case of a country that has taken to heart the lessons of previous crises and moved to not only reduce macroeconomic vulnerabilities, but also launch wide-ranging structural reforms.
Mr President, Commissioner, I think that the elections in Chad are a textbook case for those throughout the world who want a user' s manual for producing an electoral farce.
Of course we must adopt Mr Fabra Valles's report which, as he says himself,is a textbook case. But it seems to me that we need to do more than talk- we need to demand action and penalties.