Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• Today, we are all deciding together on the adoption of a common primary unified legal framework respecting just those values which have allowed us to enlarge your assembly.
• You should try mixing with such people, it might enlarge your outlook.
• Building on the activities aimed specifically at ITER and DEMO, the fusion programme will develop competences and enlarge the knowledge base in fields which are strategically relevant to future fusion power stations.
• 2.5 is convinced that the EU should sponsor more research to enlarge the knowledge base on changing working life biographies and their effect over the life course on income, employment, social security provision and work
• I entered your car without your knowledge.
• Your knowledge of genetic engineering is even greater than ours.

• However, active ageing involves much more than this; for example, there is a need to develop knowledge on healthy ageing people and how older people are and can become an asset to society.
• Our fourth aim is to build up the European economy of knowledge and innovation, because we cannot achieve the Lisbon objectives unless we develop knowledge and technology.
• Sound basic vocational training should develop knowledge, for example of working with the new information and communication technologies.
• Member States should examine whether there are adequate incentives for universities to develop knowledge which can be transferred to the wider economy for development into innovative goods and services.
• We should give concrete expression to our desire to develop knowledge and skills in the European Union in the form of a spectacular initiative.
• That is why the Commission is concentrating its efforts on introducing a mechanism that will make it possible to develop knowledge and cooperation between Member States, consumers and businesses.
• These programmes encourage cultural creativity and mobility, widespread access to culture and intercultural dialogue, and develop knowledge of the history of the European peoples.
• b) further develop knowledge sharing systems to ensure effective responses to requests for information and cooperation,