Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Believes that gender specific priorities need to be refocused in Community development policy as basic rights and part of the governance criteria applied under the Cotonou Agreement and elsewhere;
• With regard to pigmeat, I am not so certain why an instrument that has not been used in more than 30 years should still be considered as a basic policy decision that needs to be maintained.
• Part of the European Union's basic policy in its relations with third countries is to defend and promote human rights.
• As socialists, we support human rights as one of our basic policies.
• This is not to mention the reasons for this approval which are difficult to understand given the basic policy.
• This is a procedure involving basic policy choices, falling safely within the framework and bounds of Decision 1999/468/EC.
• The European Union has always presented the protection and promotion of fundamental rights as one of its basic policy objectives.
• Despite the fact that the proposal's basic policy line is endorsed, difficult problems remain and corrections and additions need to be made.

• This is not to mention the reasons for this approval which are difficult to understand given the basic policy.
• As socialists, we support human rights as one of our basic policies.
• I should like to comment, in particular, on the importance of the knowledge economy and of investments in human resources as a basic element of European policy.
• Part of the European Union's basic policy in its relations with third countries is to defend and promote human rights.
• Despite the fact that the proposal's basic policy line is endorsed, difficult problems remain and corrections and additions need to be made.
• Any reform of a basic policy such as fisheries must, in order to be credible, ensure the survival of the sector and an improvement in the living and working conditions of those concerned.
• This is a procedure involving basic policy choices, falling safely within the framework and bounds of Decision 1999/468/EC.
• With regard to pigmeat, I am not so certain why an instrument that has not been used in more than 30 years should still be considered as a basic policy decision that needs to be maintained.