Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This supplementary approval shall be given in the form of an addendum to the EC design examination certificate.
• With the Council's approval given on 28 June 2005.
• I cannot guarantee that final approval will be given by the December Council, but the Commission proposal's target date for the entry into operation of a second generation system is not 2009, but indeed June 2008.
• With the Council's approval given on 13 May 2011;
• I hope that this guideline will be given early approval.
• Having regard to the Council's approval given on 27 November 2008,
• Approval shall be given by the competent authority of the Member State in question.
• Approval shall be given or withdrawn by the intervention agency.

• I cannot guarantee that final approval will be given by the December Council, but the Commission proposal's target date for the entry into operation of a second generation system is not 2009, but indeed June 2008.
• We should recognize, of course, that the report is the product of the committee as a whole, as is reflected in the unanimous approval given to it and the constructive additions made via amendments throughout the period during which it was being drawn up.
• These are two prerequisites that are essential, in my view, for approval to be given to such an agreement.
• Singulair 4 mg chewable tablets is available in all current EU member states (and in IS and NO) except in FR since the approval given in Mutual Recognition Procedure in 2000.
• I hope that this guideline will be given early approval.
• Can you explain why the approval given to the assistants was withdrawn at the last minute?
• How can approval not be given to any demand made of the Commission to give attention also to the rights of the most vulnerable people and to provide for a specific budgetary line when necessary?
• The Commission decision on the approval to be given to national paying agencies therefore had to be founded on an analysis of the management and monitoring arrangements in each of the candidate countries.