Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The policy need for annual structural job vacancy statistics will continue to be dealt with in the short term on a gentlemen's agreement basis.
• It is not necessary for these to include technical details, which should continue to be dealt with in implementing regulations.
• Fundamentally different matters should continue to be dealt with by separate committees.
• We cannot therefore afford to make concessions in this area; the whole issue must continue to be dealt with at regional and local level.
• And this continues to justify the criticism of the way in which some findings were dealt with which we uncovered.
• COREPER decided that a first part, containing rules on the statute and the rights of EU political parties, will continue to be dealt under the codecision procedure, which guarantees Parliament's legislative powers.
• The directive does not apply directly to individual cases, which continue to be dealt with by national courts.
• As you are aware, the issue of the development of the Iranian nuclear programme continues to be dealt with at international level.

• These are the issues we must continue to deal with within our current debates.
• Of course we will continue to deal with immigration.
• As Europe continues to deal with the financial crisis, politicians have focused on promoting growth within the regions.
• His role will continue to deal with complaints about the European Union's Institutions and it agencies.
• Now I do not want to use this opportunity to enlarge on criticism of the Commission's book
• and which continues to deal with a wide range of issues related to the fight against crime, organised or otherwise.
• keeping system, although there seems to be a certain amount wrong with it, but it is rather sad how the Commission continues to deal with criticism.
• It is an essential instrument in ensuring that the perverse effects which have accompanied the birth of the internal European market do not continue to deal harsh blows.