Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Offences against human rights can never be merely a matter of a country's internal affairs.
• Nor can we understand how Parliament can merely be a passive spectator in this and in other matters.
• as such, these can merely be stated at the outset.
• Assumptions are of two types: 1) those verifiable or falsifiable; and 2) those based on presuppositions about reality but not open to physical testing
• Not all of these things can be resolved merely with money and donations.
• The wage worker can merely be hired.
• But even if I did, I swore an oath of my own that when I put on this robe, I'd base my decisions on what can be proven over what can merely be believed.
• According to the ECJ, absolute impossibility can however not be merely supposed.

• Offences against human rights can never be merely a matter of a country's internal affairs.
• The question of employment can certainly not be seen merely in the UK context.
• Nor can we understand how Parliament can merely be a passive spectator in this and in other matters.
• According to the ECJ, absolute impossibility can however not be merely supposed.
• Fourthly, I find it difficult to imagine that the fund can be operated effectively merely by cooperation between the Union and international financial institutions.
• Other options can be found merely by searching "nausea treatments."
• Setting a high level of consumer protection throughout the EU can be good, or it can be merely grandiloquent.
• Not all of these things can be resolved merely with money and donations.