Examples of using Happens in the case in English and their translations into Slovak
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What happens in the case of theft?
Information on the appointment of the satellite is not disclosed, as it happens in the case of sensitive devices, are excreted into space.
What happens in the case of overbooking?
I think the same thing happens in the case of labels.
What happens in the case of a European Arrest Warrant?
It is very important that this device works painlessly and, more importantly, gives the effect constantly,not only at that time, as it happens in the case of tablets.
This is what happens in the case of a natural birth.
A diagnostic evaluation should include a mental status examination to determine ifspeech or thought patterns or memory have been affected, as sometimes happens in the case of a depressive or manic-depressive illness.
This usually happens in the case of infectious diseases.
A diagnostic evaluation also includes a mental-status examination to determine if the patients speech, thought pattern, or memory has been affected, as often happens in the case of a depressive or manic-depressive illness.
This happens in the case of natural active ingredients from time to time.
This happens in the case of agents with active ingredients from nature again and again.
This usually happens in the case of molars or the teeth at the back of the mouth.
What happened in the case of fast food has fundamentally altered the market forever.
This is what happened in the case of the disciples.
That is what happened in the case of this confession.
That is what happened in the case of India.
What would happen in the case of mass influx of refugees?
That is what happened in the case of Mary's family.
A lessening of the tumor happened in the case of lung cancer and salivary glands.
This is what happened in the case of the Polish contract with which the Commissioner is familiar.
Reed claims that this happened in the case of Peary and Cook, neither of whom really reached the North Pole, as we shall later see.
A state responsible for protecting its citizens may not resort to breaches of principles of the rule of law under the pretext of standingguard over maintenance of the principle of independence of the courts, as happened in the case of the sentence passed on the woman from Qatif.
When discussing this Passenger Name Record(PNR) agreement,we all remember what happened in the case of SWIFT; it has already cropped up several times in this debate.