Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This is not surprising, since in many cases the economic foundation of the criteria is very questionable.
• If the course for meeting the criteria is long, let it be so.
• One of the criteria is absorption capacity.
• One of these criteria is that the undertakings must carry out 'traditional' activities.
• The most appropriate and effective way of establishing such criteria is through the committee procedure laid down in the existing directive.
• For biocides and colouring agents compliance with the criteria is required regardless of their concentration.
• The fulfillment of the above criteria is monitored on a regular basis.
• I agree and have already told Parliament that harmonisation of the application of the criteria is an important objective.

• The criteria are currently under discussion.
• The criteria are dealt with separately in a new article.
• The individual criteria are strictly interpreted and applied.
• The criteria are set at levels that promote the labelling of personal computers that have a lower environmental impact.
• The criteria are simple, well known and undisputed.
• The criteria are set out in Annex II, section R1.
• Evidently the criteria are changed according to the expediency of the moment.
• Today these criteria are really out of date.