Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Indeed, the consumption of high grade iron ore is strictly limited to circumscribed group of entities or industries, such as certain products of the steel industry and in particular, the production of ductile pipes.
• in the draft regulation the role of the Commission is more circumscribed compared to that provided for under Decision 3052/95/EC;
• Please indicate, whether the obligation imposed by the protection measure on the person causing the risk applies to a circumscribed area
• Monnet realised early that, acting alone, 'the nations of Europe are too circumscribed to give their people the prosperity made possible and hence necessary by modern conditions'.
• The powers for the Commission need to be circumscribed and time
• limited, as indeed they were in Parliament's amendments and in the presidency compromise.
• Economic and trade dialogue is limited and circumscribed to bilateral only.
• However, it should no longer be possible for this right of representation to be circumscribed under a law laid down by one of the Member States.

• internal and external
• to be clearly circumscribed in law;
• Does the Right to Work have any meaning or validity if it can be circumscribed in this way?
• They could also to a certain extent, as circumscribed in the Directive, be used to finance the prevention of bank failures.
• Believes there is a need for the two facets of auditing
• The side lines of the circumscribed rectangles in Nos 2 and 3 are parallel and perpendicular, respectively, to the reference axis.
• Whilst the European Commission's role is strictly circumscribed in key areas by the legislation, such as the application of remedies, it is nevertheless necessary for the Commission to take a proactive approach in providing guidance and input to regulators.
• Paragraph 4 says that the service