Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• These structural interventions are not designed to bring about real development in each region which takes account of its unique features; on the contrary, they come second to even bigger profits for big business.
• What is more, the Azores region alone is a bigger EEZ than that of any Member State, even though it only has 250000 inhabitants.
• Whole regions have been flooded, regions that are bigger than many of our Member States.
• Bigger regions which are legally defined may be possible, for instance the Azores, and I refer to what Mr Nicholson said earlier about Northern Ireland.
• Bigger boats from Belgium, Holland and other UK regions have grabbed their share.
• Does the size of the bigger regions covered by the programme have a positive effect on their development?
• I have bigger problems than you in the Southwest region to deal with.
• However, this report and these proposals indicate that our poorest regions could win twice over from enlargement, with a bigger internal market and a continuation of regional aid.

• Given the relatively large distances between the most recent outbreaks which are provisionally ascribed by Poland to the human factor as well as recent epidemiological data and in order to prevent further outbreaks, it is now necessary and proportionate to cover significantly larger regions.
• It is to make this region larger, to integrate further countries into a deeper cooperation, not just for freedom, security and justice, but also for peace.
• The tourist thus becomes an actual protector of the site or, on a larger scale, the region visited.
• Some of these regions are larger, in terms of surface area and population, than the small Member States.
• Geographical unit larger than the specified region
• Often developments run in parallel in many local areas within a larger region.
• reference to a geographical area larger than the region defined in order to specify the origin of a quality wine psr.
• Therefore the EU must not import biofuel from countries or larger regions where doing so threatens the affordable food supply of the local population.