Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Experience shows that a centralised solution tends to lengthen the procedure and create additional administrative burdens.
• But none of that black which lengthens the eyelashes.
• The Committee supports the Commission's view that inclusion of these directives would complicate and lengthen the recast Directive.
• From a practical point of view, it will lengthen the discharge procedure.
• Heaven forbid that we should therefore lengthen the procedure any more.
• You're trying to lengthen the bone so you can get taller.
• This has led to a number of compromise proposals, which, among other things, considerably lengthen the list of such national exceptions.
• This has served to lengthen the average maturity of outstanding monetary policy operations.

• WISHING to broaden the scope of scientific and technological cooperation in a number of areas of common interest through the creation of a productive partnership for peaceful purposes and mutual benefits;
• Thirdly and finally, the Commission is taking advantage of what ought only to have been a transposition into Community legislation of arrangements relating exclusively to international shipping to broaden the scope of a number of provisions to include national maritime traffic.
• We've got to appeal for witnesses, broaden the enquiry.
• A large number of the amendments approved seek to broaden the scope of definitions used in the directive to include more cases in the 'polluter pays' principle.
• These standards have been introduced to broaden the number of acceptable markets while at the same time ensuring the smooth and efficient assessment of Eurosystem collateral.
• Speaking a language other than one's mother tongue undoubtedly broadens the mind.
• In contrast, this proposal broadens the scope.
• One challenge is to increase the number and broaden the geographical scope of states that have signed and ratified the Rome Statute.