Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In contrast to the UK system and the recently established Irish Financial Services Ombudsman, the German scheme was not established by law but by voluntary agreement of the insurance industry, which is also responsible for its financing.
• The Fund is, as described above, established by law and owned by the Icelandic State which allocates resources to the Fund through the annual State budget.
• The State will, under terms to be established by law, subsidise the journeys of residents and students, provided the criteria and fares specified in points 1 and 2 are applied.
• The State will, under terms to be established by law, subsidise the journeys of residents and students on condition that the rules and fares applicable under 1 and 2 above are complied with.
• The Scheme is clearly funded by state resources as it was funded mainly through the general budget and, to a lesser extent, through the budget of the SCAA which is a central government agency established by law.
• The Equalisation Fund is a public body established by law, which carries out its functions on the basis of precise instructions laid down in the decisions of the AEEG.
• established by law to challenge the substantive or procedural legality of decisions, acts or omissions subject to the public participation provisions of this Directive.
• independent body established by law, which is concluded by a binding decision;

• the specific conditions shall be determined by Community Law.
• 'Government schemes' means healthcare financing schemes whose characteristics are determined by law or by the government and where a separate budget is set for the programme and a government unit that has an overall responsibility for it;
• The expenditure for export refunds is determined by law and will therefore be paid regardless of what amount is specified in the budget.
• The scope and the substance of these rights are determined by Canadian law.
• The consequences resulting from a contract being considered ineffective should be determined by national law.
• The procedural rules for such a challenge shall be determined by national law.
• The procedure for concluding collective agreements is however determined by national law.
• The percentage is determined by law and applies equally to all public providers.