Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Does one normally pay for that sort of thing?
• pays for goods prior to shipment taking place.
• State enterprises operating primarily to satisfy the needs of other State institutions do not pay the tax.
• Public enterprises do not pay this tax.
• I wouldn't normally pay no notice to high country like this. Trees.
• The value attributed to land earmarked for parks is EUR 456601. This was based on the standard price of EUR 1,18/m2 which Karkkila normally pays for such land.
• Moreover, it was submitted that the late payment occurred due to unforeseen circumstances as the client concerned normally pre
• Alcoa and Italy contend that the Commission is wrong in proposing to use average IPEX prices as a proxy for the market price that large industrial customers would normally pay in the regions concerned (see recital 83).

• Evidence shows that banks with low rating benefit disproportionately more from guarantees than banks with higher rating because they would normally pay a higher market price due to their low rating.
• Alcoa and Italy contend that the Commission is wrong in proposing to use average IPEX prices as a proxy for the market price that large industrial customers would normally pay in the regions concerned (see recital 83).
• As the renter normally pays the energy bill, the incentive for the owner to invest in energy efficiency is weak.
• The value attributed to land earmarked for parks is EUR 456601. This was based on the standard price of EUR 1,18/m2 which Karkkila normally pays for such land.
• Does one normally pay for that sort of thing?
• I wouldn't normally pay no notice to high country like this. Trees.
• Consumers would be charged the actual domestic rate for making a call within the visited country and an international rate equivalent to what a subscriber in that country would normally pay to make an international call.
• and (ii) spoil of shale that is deliberately extracted for commercial exploitation as aggregate; instead of taxing them, the United Kingdom is foregoing resources and relieves the beneficiaries of these exemptions from a charge they should normally pay.