Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The EDPS recommends that any adequacy finding under a future instrument should build on experiences in these different areas.
• Effective labelling already exists, and the EU label should build on this experience.
• BONUS builds instead on experience gained from the EU's Framework Programmes for Research and Technological Development.
• One can therefore not expect to build on experience acquired either in other countries or in the United Kingdom to improve the accuracy of BE's reactors' decommissioning costs estimate.
• The Commission is urged to use the aid for improving administration to strengthen the decentralised structures, build up experience with partnership mechanisms and improve tendering procedure mechanisms.
• The reform should build on experience gained during the years of its existence, including the current economic and social crises.
• In other words, the Union must build on this experience.
• The new Tempus proposals build on the experiences of the last few years.

• The LRAs involved in decentralised cooperation accumulate experience which gives them a capacity for advice and expertise which is particularly valuable in combating poverty and contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals;
• the inability to relate things, to accumulate experience and to develop.
• Only institutions grow wiser; they accumulate collective experience.
• The possibility to exchange experience and accumulate new knowledge through cooperation and interaction between various players are important parts of sustainable development efforts.
• Volunteers can accumulate important non
• It preferred to continue its monitoring at the Capenhurst plant, to accumulate more experience.
• We decided at that conference that we must try to adjust the Union's action plan to the candidate States, too, and try to accumulate experience with a view to combating the threat of discrepancies arising between different countries.
• Also, the principle of "progressive access" will mean that riders must accumulate experience on smaller motorcycles before moving up to larger engines.