Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This is intended to alleviate the burden for smaller institutions which tend to have limited foreign and trading book activity.
• Through his Resurrection, You alleviate our burdens, open our eyes to the amazement of love.
• The different initiatives taken to alleviate this burden have achieved only modest results.
• The introduction of standard and/or generalised evaluation procedures will alleviate the burden of bureaucratic registration requirements on SMEs in particular.
• The Cologne initiative on the remission of debt, though, can help alleviate this burden and inject new resources to bring about social benefits.
• Cross compliance is implemented quite differently from one Member State to the other and advisory systems for farmers often do not function in a way to alleviate the burden on farmers.
• Payments under the Act allow the entitled power plants to alleviate the burden of costs incurred.
• Resettlement can help alleviate the burden of the regions of origin and consequently enhance their protection capacity.

• Certainly anything that promotes labour flexibility, liberates enterprise and reduces burdens on business must be good for the economies of those countries and for employment.
• The EU has made a commitment to reduce burdens on small and medium enterprises by 25% by 2012 and this law is a vitally important step along the path to achieving this objective.
• Efforts made to reduce burden.
• This would allow enforcement agencies to build up a compliance history for individual international operators helping to better target vehicles and reduce burdens while making better use of enforcement resources.
• Accordingly, the Commission strongly recommends its use for fulfilling this reporting requirement in order to reduce burdens and streamline the analysis of the responses.
• The principle of proportionality of regulations on small projects should be applied to reduce burdens;
• Member State shall indicate with Y (yes) or N (no) whether administrative sources are used whenever possible to avoid duplication of data collection and reduce burden on respondents.
• Efforts made to reduce burden