Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It shall clearly describe any effects or consequences of changes in the tasks attributed to the Agency.
• The above definition clearly describes what tissue is.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, this report clearly describes the aims which a sensible SME policy must pursue in the new millennium.
• The compromise text clearly describes what sort of good maritime environmental status we are looking for and what the possible threats to it are.
• The report we adopted today clearly describes the benefits of this instrument.
• That list should clearly describe the primary products, specifying conditions of their uses and the dates from which the authorisations are valid.
• It is therefore important to clearly describe this stage.
• Mr Rapkay's report, for which I would like to thank him, clearly describes the current legal situation and the scope for further action.

• Applicants must clearly describe the aims and objectives, target groups including relevant geographical factors, methods, anticipated effects and outcomes;
• Purpose of the annual work programme: the work programme of the applicant must clearly describe all objectives of the organisation or the specialised network and their suitability for achieving the expected results.
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• That list should clearly describe the primary products, specifying conditions of their uses and the dates from which the authorisations are valid.
• Food enzymes the use of which is permitted within the Community should appear in a Community list that should clearly describe the enzymes, specify any conditions governing their use and be supplemented by specifications, in particular on their origin and purity criteria.
• The prospectus must clearly describe the nature of fees, charges, taxes, commissions and other costs which directly or indirectly are expected to be borne by the fund of Ucits» unit
• Food enzymes the use of which is permitted within the Community should appear in a Community list that should clearly describe the enzymes and specify any conditions governing their use, including where necessary information on their function in the final food.
• Food enzymes the use of which is permitted within the Community should appear in a Community list that should clearly describe the enzymes, specify any conditions governing their use and be supplemented by specifications, in particular on their origin and purity criteria.