Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (3a) Experience shows that, when medicinal products are purchased on the Internet, the consumer cannot be sufficiently sure that the products purchased have been sourced through the legal supply chain and are thus safe.
• This is, in any case, about living GMOs, as yet at the research stage, and thus not guaranteed to be safe.
• In this way, officialdom gives the consumer a kind of guarantee that products available on the market meet all the right standards and are thus safe and healthy.
• whereas the Internet of Things is expected to develop rapidly in the years ahead and thus requires safe, transparent and multilateral governance,
• All the talk about the awareness among these agencies of their responsibilities can be put into perspective when you consider the fact that the loans of unemployed US citizens packaged as securities were often awarded the triple A rating and were thus declared completely safe.
• Member States, who are responsible for the implementation and enforcement of this directive, shall ensure that only compliant, thus safe, products are placed on the market.
• There are no toxic substances occurring in the Finnish and Swedish countryside, and wild berries are thus perfectly safe to eat at will picked fresh from the woods.
• F. whereas the Internet of Things is expected to develop rapidly in the years ahead and thus requires safe, transparent and multilateral governance,

• It is therefore safe to assume that aid was actually granted during that period.
• Some species of fish from the Baltic contain high levels of dioxins and dioxin
• I reject Amendment No 6 because the hake stock is below the precautionary level and is therefore not yet within safe biological limits.
• We all know that meat from vaccinated animals is completely safe and therefore capable of being marketed.
• It is therefore safe to assume that VAT fraud costs the EU and its Member States several hundred million Euro each year.
• like polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), and are therefore not safe for consumption.
• In all cases, it is important to highlight that the packaging and either the absorbers or release ingredients must comply with both food and labelling EU legislation and therefore be safe for food.
• It's our own little secret, and therefore, safe from harm.