indeed there exist vs it is a good day

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• If something like that was going on on Mars, that would provide an easy way of determining that life did indeed exist there.
• As a result, the officials should be asked, if need be, to seek information in the USA since studies do indeed exist there on the appalling effects of Rohypnol.
• Mr President, Commissioner, in answer to my colleague, if there indeed exists a directive that is popular or well-known by all citizens, it is the bathing-water directive.
• So to unload that great weight - if that indeed exists - you can recline.
• Various solutions and innovations indeed exist in the product packaging sector to make counterfeiting more difficult.
• The Area does indeed exist for the citizens and not the other way round.
• This comprehensive approach does not prevent the Commission from taking into account the differences that indeed exist between the PPAs in question.
• The French competent authorities have investigated this claim and have found that such manifest errors in the reported data indeed exist.
• It was therefore checked whether a correlation between a company's production volume and its dumping margin indeed exists.
• To insist that Turkey could accede to the European Union in spite of its lack of democracy, which indeed exists.
• That ruling indeed exists, and I hope we will all respect it.
• Although such a producer indeed exists, the investigation found no evidence based on Eurostat data and other available sources that this producer exported to the Union during the period considered.
• If the right moral, economic and social conditions do indeed exist - a point which the rapporteur also emphasized - adoption by a single person is preferable to the child's being abandoned or entrusted to an orphanage.
• Differences between the USA and the PRC in the sourcing of nickel, one of the primary raw materials in the production of SSCR, do indeed exist.
• I would conclude by saying that we consider you as clear proof that solidarity does indeed exist when it comes to acknowledging the needs of a country whose surface area is small compared with the vast expanse of Europe.
• The Indian Government acknowledged that while the necessary legal framework indeed exists, the problem lies rather in the implementation of the law.
• In fact, states the Court of First Instance, to admit that the advantage is of little importance amounts inevitably to admitting that such an advantage does indeed exist.
• Let us not deceive ourselves: the peace process between Israel and Palestine has reached a deadlock, if indeed it exists at all any more.
• International regulations do indeed exist, a kind of voluntary agreement, but they appear either not to be complied with or are incompletely complied with.
• Do they not think that it is time to state that a European culture does indeed exist, to develop joint cultural policies and to set common objectives for all our member States?

Some examples from the web:

• It is a good day to spy.
• It is a good day to die, Duras.
• I also think it is a good day that has been chosen for the international day of action, namely my birthday.
• I think that it is a good day for the patients of Europe.
• I think at the end of the day that it is a good day's work and the best we could have done.
• After all, it is a good day for Europe's seas, as it for you personally, Mr President, because I know you are a keen diver.
• I believe that this is a good day for the rule of law, I believe that it is a good day for the Commission and I would suggest that it is also a good day for all the institutions of the European Union including Parliament.
• Mr President, unfortunately the vote on the peace process in the Basque Country has been slightly poisoned by the procedural measures, but I believe it is a good day for the process because the European Parliament has supported it and has been involved in it.
• So it is a good day for Europe's seas and also a good day for you, Mr President.
• It is a good day, sheriff.
• It is a good day, not only for the Polish plumber, but also for European consumers and enterprises.
• The Chair of Parliament's industry Committee Angelika Niebler (EPP-ED) noted that it is a good day for Europe, we're about to give the green light for one of the main projects of the EU.
• Well, maybe it is a good day that we are at this stage because maybe, in this knowledge, we will take real account of the needs of the world's poorest of the poor, who are paying through the nose for food at the moment.
• It is a good day for it.