Examples of using Make a case in English and their translations into Swedish
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English make a case.
All I'm saying is, do you want me to call her and make a case?
Can you make a case?
Yes, I make a case for extending that program to inmates in France.
We couldn't make a case.
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You ought to make a case against whoever acquired this mural.
I don't have to make a case.
I can make a case of it!
and couldn't make a case.
You can't make a case yet.
size you need and we will make a case for you.
I can't make a case for tampering.
I will not make a case for less State aid.
He said we could make a case against the company.
You can make a case for'click and collect' being the current leader in this space although in recent months as retailers have started to charge a premium for the service,
the research industry can, to some extent, make a case for all the above points
Miu Miu can make a case for the modern day white Miu Miu handbag with the practically best Belted Leather Satchel.
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Here you can make a case that not only protects your Huawei Ascend P8 Lite,
while on the other hand we will undoubtedly make a case to the Commission's DG Competition to block the takeover,
I therefore make a case in my report for bringing all bilateral agreements into line with the open skies judgments as soon as possible in order to avoid legal uncertainty.
Your Honor, I cannot make a case if Mr. Fiske refuses to participate in the discovery process.
I believe that we must make a case to wider society regarding the need for these improvements,
He never made a case that counted.
Tracked him down, made a case, locked him up.
I have already talked to the DA about making a case.
With all the unique aspects of the G1, making a case that works with the G1 can be a complicated process.
I need you to convince Cahill that one person makes a case, but two people is a slam dunk.
She quotes from the Bible and makes a case for why being married more than once is okay.
By making a case for the regions but leaving it to the individual Member States to decide how to implement his recommendations,