Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• An amendment stipulates that batteries and accumulators cannot be incorporated in appliances unless they can be readily removed, when spent, by the consumer.
• Sustainable development is more a qualitative process and only some of its objectives can be readily quantified using specific figures.
• For this purpose, Member States shall cooperate with the Commission in the communication and processing of data which are available or can be readily obtained.
• The fears generated by job insecurity and prejudice undoubtedly represent political capital that can be readily used.
• the frequency with which the value can readily be obtained, including a professional appraisal or valuation;
• As can be readily seen, the NPV remains negative.
• legislation is useless unless it can be readily enforced;
• The pathogen is obtained directly in culture and can be readily identified.

• It is also a matter here of increasing competitiveness in the European Union, whereas the car sector, for example, can readily be tackled at national level.
• Processed from biomass, a renewable resource, biofuels are a direct substitute for fossil fuels in transport and can readily be integrated into fuel supply systems.
• It can readily be understood that the peoples affected are now seeking compensation in the form of rights and structural and agricultural funds.
• For this purpose, Member States shall cooperate with the Commission in the communication and processing of data which are available or can be readily obtained.
• the frequency with which the value can readily be obtained, including a professional appraisal or valuation;
• Thus any growth in the human food markets for pelagic fish can readily be met by the food processing facilities.
• Mr President, our colleague Mr Christodoulou has drawn up a very interesting report on economic policy, most of which can readily be endorsed.
• Research into travel choices has yielded results which can readily be confirmed through everyday observation.