Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• To prevent confusion when a hot box warning is given, the hotbox detection system has to be located entirely on board.
• Such information should be sufficient to prevent confusion in the case of homonymy.
• This provision should therefore be deleted in order to prevent confusion or potential duplicative vertebrate testing
• I've written 297 to prevent confusion in case it should so be that any of you has the edition from 1986.
• To prevent confusion, no other doors shall be similarly marked.
• (21) It is desirable to coordinate the Community Energy Star programme and other voluntary labelling energy schemes for office equipment in the Community, in order to prevent confusion for consumers and potential market distortions.
• This underlines the urgent need to resolve the question of the allocation of powers in order to prevent confusion and duplication.
• The label is there precisely to prevent confusion amongst consumers, clearly indicating whether such a practice has been carried out or not, for example by reserving the term 'oak' for traditional ageing in barrels.

• In order to avoid confusion, reference should be made throughout to the precautionary principle.
• To avoid confusion, the statement is deleted.
• Any mention of trademark should therefore be deleted to avoid confusion.
• To avoid confusion, this article should have its own, appropriately named section.
• It could be considered not to use the title advisory "committee" but advisory "council" to avoid confusion with the comitology committees that exist on statistics.
• And it is for this reason that we wish to maintain what was in the original directive, where a range of weights was laid down which were sufficiently different from each other to avoid confusion.
• To underline this and avoid confusion, the term "assignment" is used throughout.
• In order to improve drafting and avoid confusion.