Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• define precise targets and milestones each year in the annual statistical programmes and organise an adequate follow
• frames.
• In order to establish a genuinely activity based budget, the Agency should define precise objectives and establish relevant and measurable performance indicators.
• This is an important measure which, at last, defines precise targets for increasing the share of electricity produced from renewable energy sources, laying down precise time
• In doing so, the Authority should define precise and measurable objectives together with relevant performance indicators and promote the achieving of results.
• If it wishes its budget to be genuinely activity
• up,
• based, the Centre should define precise objectives and improve its programming.

• Now would be the precise time to revenge myself on their children.
• I do understand your concern, Mrs Kauppi, but I must tell you that Council Question Time is also set on our agenda for a very precise time, which is 5.30 p.m.
• Given Vienna's excellent application to host the EIT, Chancellor Gusenbauer has considerable responsibility to ensure that the decision is made quickly and a precise time frame is set.
• Please tell me the precise time of their arrival.
• It is true that the regulation sets precise criteria for the form and content of the request.
• Moreover, the report calls on the Member States to be more proactive and set precise objectives when they draw up their national action plans.
• It is important to set precise time limits so that applications are not processed with too great a delay.
• However, in the absence of harmonisation of this specific matter the Commission is not in a position to set a precise length of time for which concessions as well as authorisations limited in their number in the abovementioned meaning should be granted.