Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• whether plurality/majority, proportional representation or mixed
• It is to be hoped that the Commission employs a similar strictness in ensuring the free movement of capital, because even in these circumstances the principle must apply to everyone, for we cannot allow some countries in Europe to be more equal than others.
• that reflects their historical and cultural environment and which addresses the fundamental principles of participation by all citizens in democratic governance;
• The scientific evidence is so worrying in terms of public health and the environment that the European Chemicals Bureau recommended the Member States to take a political decision or, more specifically, to employ the precautionary principle.
• Mr Savary's idea to employ the precautionary principle in land use planning is an excellent starting point, and we will definitely follow up that particular proposal.
• The Union should employ the approach and principles of the New Deal for Engagement in Fragile States.
• Calls on states to employ a political system
• It is right that the Posting of Workers Directive does not employ a comprehensive State of employment principle, but simply imposes a number of binding conditions.

• If, when voting on Amendment 19 and Amendment 21 plenary twice adopts a principle or rejects it, then it will apply equally to those paragraphs.
• I just wonder why it is that Parliament cannot adopt a principle that always works so well elsewhere: never change a winning team.
• The European Parliament must adopt a position on principle, which is that the rules of the game cannot be changed midway.
• With REACH, we are being given the opportunity to obtain the basic data and to adopt a number of principles, which will be incredibly important.
• Certainly it is one more lesson in the long line of lessons which perhaps teach us mainly one thing: it is easier to adopt a decision in principle than to ensure its implementation.
• The European Union should therefore adopt a principle of diversity.
• It seems right to adopt a principle of mitigation so that there is a sliding scale taking account of the variability of permits and circumstances.
• It is essential to adopt a principle of this kind if Öresund is to become a common region.