Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Or we set our sights directly on Amanda.
• You cannot imagine how much easier and more efficient my life would be if I depended much more directly on Parliament's choices, options and control over the use of my budget.
• You'll need to get directly on to the Queen consolidated network.
• An estimated 41600 people depended directly on fishing, while in some regions up to 47.2% of the working population was employed in fishing and aquaculture.
• It's been pressing directly on her addiction center.
• Agent Keen put you directly on the hot seat.
• We cannot act directly on your behalf.
• They're drilling directly on a fault line.

• European citizens' quality of life depends directly on making urban transport more convenient and greener.
• The Commission considers that the claim of the guarantee, and as a consequence the aid element in the guarantee, depends directly on the total investment of the potential purchaser, consisting of the sales price and on the willingness of the buyer to invest in additional equity.
• The farmer, who depends directly on rain and sunshine and climate, must be a person of faith.
• In the case of shares, the remuneration depends directly on the performance of the company and is expressed mainly in the form of dividends and a share in the increased value of the company (expressed, for example, in share price increases).
• It should be remembered that the degree of commitment of citizens to European integration depends directly on their personal experience of the EU.
• If the aid element in the guarantee depends directly on the total investment of the potential purchaser, the Commission considers that the success of the restructuring of the Bank also depends decisively upon the capital increase to be achieved by the new owners [48].
• If the aid element in the guarantee depends directly on the total investment of the potential purchaser, the Commission considers that the success of the restructuring of the Bank also depends decisively upon the capital increase to be achieved by the new owners.
• In the case of shares, the remuneration depends directly on the company's results and consists primarily of dividends and a share in the increase in the company's value (e.g. expressed through share price rises).