Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Mr Simpson can be relied on.
• Design or descriptive characteristics shall be relied on only by exception.
• Nor can Member States' control systems be relied on to prevent errors.
• An entity that is authoritarian and hierarchical in nature cannot be relied on to protect and promote a democratic transition.
• a foreign owner or a strategic partner which could be relied on as a source of financial support in the absence of a formal guarantee;
• It is true that the European Parliament cannot always be relied on when it comes to questions of confidentiality.
• The prohibition in Article 8a(1) of Directive 92/81 as amended may be relied on by individuals in proceedings before national courts in order to contest national rules that are incompatible with that prohibition.
• He can be relied on.

• Different legal bases may be relied upon by operators for the data processing, inter alia unambiguous consent of users, a contract or a legal obligation with which the controller shall comply.
• Article 3(a) of Directive 89/48 may be relied upon by a national of a Member State as against national provisions inconsistent with that directive.
• cannot be relied upon by the Member States to justify the differentiated treatment of undertakings under a certain regime.
• According to the applicant, the Commission erred in law by giving a very broad interpretation to the notion of restrictions in the sense of Articles 43 EC and 49 EC and to the circumstances in which those two principles may be relied upon.
• such as regional, environmental or industrial policy objectives
• However, according to the case law of the Court, the observance of legitimate expectation may only be relied upon against a Community rule to the extent that the European Union itself has created a prior situation capable of causing a legitimate expectation [56].
• Furthermore, these derogations cannot be relied upon in order to authorise an aid scheme that is contrary to the general principles of the Treaty.
• For this purpose, external policy objectives