Examples of using When so in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Computer
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Political
When so ordered.
Especially when so much is at stake.
When so many other people don't?
I really hate mornings when so many things happen.
When so many dramas oppress us.
People also translate
Why are you gonna succeed when so many others have failed?
When so many want you dead, it hardly seems.
important when so many people.
When so much of your life is closed off.
Has our hive not survived when so many others have perished?
When so many different nationalities are involved.
There has rarely been a time when so much happens- globally and locally.
When so many want you dead,
Doesn't seem right that I should still be alive… when so many decent men are dead.
In a time when so many things are falling apart.
You have done well to keep so much hair… when so many are after it.
When so many people die every day, shouldn't it run more frequently?
The blood of the tribe thickens. When so few are together for so long.
When so many dead bodies were to be taken care of at the same time.
It simply doesn't make sense anymore, when so many alternatives are readily available,
When so many others have perished? Has our hive not survived?
When so many different nationalities are involved.
we are facing it 20 years after that catastrophe, when so many people died.
I was delighted when So Divine got in touch asking me if I wanted to review one of their latest creations,
This last point is of particular importance because of the costs involved at a time when so much investment is already planned over the next decade for the production of sulphur-free fuels.
I will mention this now- that we need a bit more flexibility when it comes to these urgency debates when so many Members are clearly interested in a particular subject.
At a time when so many European citizens are being made redundant because of the crisis of capitalism
to cope with the requirements of the Lisbon Treaty- a massive increase in expenditure at a time when so many of our citizens are facing public service cuts and tax rises.
What specific programmes does the Commission plan to prepare on the basis of this strategy and when, so that there are more favourable conditions for disabled people to enter the labour market,