Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Underlines the necessity to enhance a transatlantic dialogue on the economic, social and ecological causes of insecurity in order to develop a common and comprehensive definition and conception of security and risks to security;
• Urges the Commission to develop a common definition of average noise level at ground level, which must serve as a basis for developing noise standards at European airports;
• We need to develop a common and comprehensive definition and concept of security and risks to security.
• Calls on the Commission to develop a European framework definition of homelessness, gather comparable and reliable statistical data, and provide annual updates on action taken and progress made in EU Member States towards ending homelessness;
• Requests that the Commission develop a comprehensive definition of the Digital Agenda and make it subject to further discussion with Parliament and the Council, in order to achieve common understanding among the EU institutions on key objectives and goals;
• In order to ensure a high level of protection of human health, free movement of goods and legal certainty for manufacturers, it is necessary to develop a uniform definition for engineered nanomaterial at international level.
• I am also delighted that it has proved possible to develop definitions of 'consumer' and 'professional', and that the definitions are sound.
• For instance, isn't it necessary to develop a Community definition on the notion of employee?

• The Council, quite rightly, has defined a sugar that is being increasingly used, fructose, but it failed to give a definition of what it calls brown sugar.
• First of all, we must understand what is meant by asymmetric shocks so I will give a definition of these.
• The EDPS regrets the fact that the initiative does not give a definition of personal data and suggests, for reasons of legal clarity, including such a definition in Article 24.
• It is appropriate to give a definition of "social partners".
• In order to ensure legal certainty and a coherent enforcement of the provisions of this Regulation, it is necessary to give a definition of 'business premises'.
• As neither the Treaty nor the Regulation give a definition, for the sake of clarity and legal certainty, the "specific provisions" have to contain one.
• However, in the decision that we mention in this oral question, the Commission does give a definition of social housing.
• You can't do this if you don't give a definition.