Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Selecting topics that are only to the advantage of one partner is not a sufficient basis for a strategic partnership.
• selecting a restricted number of topics;
• diversity and waste.
• Takes notes of the setting up of the European Research Council and calls for innovation and the scope for practical implementation of chosen projects to be important criteria when selecting research topics;
• In selecting topics for audit, one of the Court's criteria is the level of public interest and, in this context, views expressed within and by the European Parliament are taken into account.
• When selecting research topics for inclusion in the annual work programme criteria such as the following should be taken into account:
• I am one of those who are actually quite pleased: a great deal of thought has gone into selecting the topics, and I welcome the emphasis on climate, health, bio

• whether, and by means of what procedures, equality of treatment was ensured, i.e. whether the candidates choosing each different topic had an equal chance of reaching the oral stage?
• There is no specific procedure to ensure an equal chance of reaching the oral stage between the candidates choosing each different topic.
• whether, and by means of what procedures, equality of treatment was ensured, i.e. whether the candidates choosing each different topic had an equal chance of reaching the oral stage?
• Invites the Commission to review its internal procedures for choosing topics for sector inquiries;
• Europe needs to stress creativity and innovativeness in order to cope with a mobile Europe, and choosing this topic for the European Year is a good opportunity for conveying information to the public with regard to the best practices in the field, and for stimulating political debate.
• Invites the Commission to review its internal procedures for choosing topics for sector inquiries;