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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. How come I didn't close the door?
2. Don't come too close to the fire.
3. With this, today's activities come to a close.
4. My bonus doesn't come close to covering all the loan payments I have to make.
5. We had to close the windows so that the mosquitoes wouldn't come in.
6. Then I slipped out the card (no water leaks out because no air can come in - the rim is too close to the table for that).
7. Some government bodies already come close to exercising a single market coordination function.
8. Guaranteed seats sold on scheduled flights to tour operators on routes to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, come close to similar services on charter flights.’ [25].
9. Guaranteed seats sold on scheduled flights to tour operators on routes to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, come close to similar services on charter flights.’
10. According to information from the Central Association of the German Construction Industry, after contracting slightly in 2002 by some 2 %, the volume of construction output for the whole of Germany would come close to stagnation in 2003.
11. This appears to be possible in view of the fact that the proposed measures would come close to levelling the cost of goods, delivered onto the Community market, produced in the PRC and in the Community.
12. If the oral argument is, nevertheless, prepared in writing, account should be taken in drafting the text of the fact that it is to be delivered orally and ought therefore to come as close as possible to oral exposition.
13. When the test results of the product fail by a large margin to come within the limit values required (by the relevant standard or legislation), the probability of the injury (scenario) occurring may be higher than if the product performed close to the limit values. The ‘probability of injury’ in this instance is the probability that the injury scenario may actually happen.
14. In the notification of December 1998 KLM stated: ‘Reality, however, is seldom black and white, the border line between scheduled and charter services is situated in a grey area. Guaranteed seats sold on scheduled flights to tour operators on routes to popular holiday destinations in the Mediterranean, come close to similar services on charter flights.’
15. Moreover, the party claimed, since all quarters of the IP were affected by the crisis, also in the other quarters, a 5 % profit margin would appear as unrealistic given that even without an economic crisis, i.e. in 2006/2007, the Union industry did not come close to the 5 % profit.