Examples of using Mere formality in English and their translations into Swedish
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It's a mere formality.
The matter of a few days, a mere formality.
A mere formality, you see.
That's a mere formality.
A mere formality, I'm sure.
Your trial will be a mere formality.
It's mere formality, Mrs. Lawrence.
This is supposed to be only a mere formality.
This is a mere formality to let you know I know that you know.
Filling out the application is a mere formality.
This is a mere formality to let you know I know that you know. The killer.
This council with Valence… is a mere formality.
The election soon became a mere formality and vanished after the reign of Philip II of France.
To be honest with you, my report is a mere formality.
It will be a mere formality now.
Matching text messages and cell phone records are gonna be a mere formality.
Such transitions were often a mere formality, which helped to avoid paying taxes to the imperial treasury.
Does it believe that giving discharge to the Commission is a mere formality?
A mere formality, for once you have signed this document the work of art is covered until it's returned to this house in good order.
it was a mere formality from the V. F.
Those telling us today that this will be a mere formality are the same people who were burying their heads in the sand before the recent referendum.
Consequently, the vote to appoint the Commission was a mere formality, an'administrative yes.
the selection of candidates was reduced to a mere formality.
Correspondents judged the 2006 presidential elections a mere formality, as the opposition deemed the polls a farce
That is why the candidate hearings next month will not be a mere formality.
You stop by to ask, as a mere formality, and now, four years later,
congratulations, which are more than a mere formality this evening.
You thought that the passage before Parliament would be a mere formality: it is not so,
the Council to take it seriously and not to look on it as a mere formality, because that would be insulting to Parliament.
Commissioner, it is for once no mere formality that I start by thanking my colleagues,
