Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Chinese imports benefited most from the recovering consumption leaving other market players far behind.
• Lastly, I also find it inappropriate to model it on the mechanism set up for rice seed, which can be adjusted to the food consumption market.
• Consequently, the Union consumption (free market) has not been underestimated.
• Several parties submitted that, inter alia, consumption should have been analysed overall by combining the captive market consumption and the free market consumption.
• However, the amount of waste generated depends on the specific features of the consumption market, products' different life cycles and the habits of the population in each state.
• The two scoreboards, those for the internal market and consumption market, respectively, jointly contribute to the improvement of the internal market, which is beneficial to consumers.
• For 2003 no data were available and therefore an estimate of the Community consumption and market shares was not possible.
• In this way the Lisbon objectives are supported, Internal Energy Consumption Market is strengthened and at the same time the international competitive position of the EU is promoted through a sector where the EU plays a leading role.

• I have written to all the relevant Ministers asking them for their support, because we are at a really crucial stage as regards having an equally well
• namely price, switching supplier, safety, complaints and customer satisfaction.
• performing consumer market all over Europe.
• transforming it into the most affluent consumer market in history,
• The scoreboard has analysed the consumer market according to the same indicators as previously
• I can help to diversify your consumer market
• Furthermore, it was argued that cheap large trout, mostly of Finnish production, has been sold mainly for the consumer market as whole fish or fillets, while processors do not use much of it.
• Introducing it would just increase unnecessary bureaucratic burdens for the production and assessment of products that are not even aimed at the consumer market.