Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Maybe we're just seeing it clearly for the first time.
• I want to state clearly that, for me, the issue is not about a primitive autarky, but an agricultural policy whose priority is orientation towards the internal market offering ever greater opportunities for regularisation.
• the Constitution
• Finally, it is clearly impossible for me to vote in favour of this text, as it refers to the Constitutional Treaty
• which the report maintains would provide better guarantees for SGIs faced with the current mess that European legislation is in.
• In fact, as I looked into her case, I discovered to my surprise that it's not clearly illegal for you or me to put a tracking device on someone else's car.
• They get to a point where they can experience each other's feelings, even death, and every time that he tries to remember what happened, the ghosts come, just not clearly enough for me to reach them.
• Let me state very clearly that, for me, the European currency is a means, not an end, one of the weapons with which we can fight the battle for employment.

• But if you clearly explain to me later about how I'm messing it up, I'll try not to do it.
• I have spoken to regional banks, who stressed very clearly to me that it would not be a problem for them at all if financial reporting was changed; they use other data any way.
• But you're clearly attracted to me.
• This was brought home very clearly to me two weeks ago when the volcanic ash struck.
• Commissioner, I want you to clearly explain to me why the safeguard clause for the duty drawback enters into force in five years.
• When President Pöttering was in the chair, Martin Schulz, the Socialist Group chairman, called out so loudly and clearly to me from the front row that he could be understood up here.
• So you clearly respond to me on a cellular level.
• Your opinion was clearly expressed to me earlier.