Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Second, since the tax advantage was granted retrospectively in respect of transactions which have already taken place, it cannot be considered to contain the necessary incentive effects to deem such an exception applicable.
• The text of the approving decision was published in the official Spanish Government journal in June 2007.The text contains references to the effect the project will have on cultural heritage, such as on the Sagrada Família.
• We are, nonetheless, concerned that the report at the same time contains proposals to the effect that the Commission must be the engine for developing social policy in Europe, meaning growing supranationalism in this area too.
• The report contains proposals to the effect that:
• The report also contains proposals to the effect that service points should be set up and information campaigns carried out, all designed to make life easier for circus companies.
• Internally, euro area governments will have to act together to contain the effects of the economic crisis and invest in the structural bases of the economy to build a bridge to the post
• crisis world.
• NB: The totals may contain differences due to the effects of rounding.

• of a wide range of factors, extending to include the effects of fishing for the purpose of producing fishmeal.
• The latter, rudimentary courses of action must necessarily and quickly be supplemented by in
• depth analyses
• Such errors include the effects of mathematical mistakes, mistakes in applying accounting policies, oversights or misinterpretations of facts, and fraud.
• This analysis should not include the effects of any restrictions, which already fail the indispensability test and which for that reason are prohibited by Article 53.
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• This amendment is necessary to include the effects of public policies in the analysis of continuing vocational training.
• funded through the release of financial resources