Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• A "European judicial culture", created through proper legal education and training, is needed to foster the ability to comprehend and manage differences among the EU Member States' 27 different legal systems, say MEPs.
• Differences among countries in legislative provisions governing this issue create barriers to the free movement of goods.
• There are big differences among the EU countries in this field.
• There is no difference among us.
• The employee representatives underscored the importance of their involvement in developing these issues and of respecting differences in culture among the central banks.
• The only difference among the jurists is how that person should be killed.
• There are also big differences among the Baltic States.
• The report notes significant differences among them in terms of resources, technical expertise and stakeholder engagement in the standardisation process.

• Yet others highlight a difference of legal culture between our democracies.
• Latin American development, bringing out both the common features and the differences between the two cultures, so that we can base all our future measures on the findings.
• Finally, as the honourable Member will be aware, it is the Council's view that in order to safeguard the important differences between the languages and cultures within and between Member States, the political direction in the field of culture must respect the principle of subsidiarity.
• There is no doubt that globalisation results in increased economic output, as well as reducing costs and the differences between corporate cultures.
• There are huge differences between football clubs and cultures at European level.
• In general, we need research on Latin America and a comparative study of European
• The reasons behind this are not always immediately obvious to the people of Europe: they are rooted in our legal cultures and in the differences between our legal cultures.
• As was stated in reply to a question by Mrs Terrón i Cusí in November last year, it is precisely with a view to safeguarding the differences between the languages and cultures of the Member States that political direction in this area must respect the principle of subsidiarity.