Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Based on some forecasts, in 2010 around 75% of the population will be living in coastal zones.
• comparison of local service unit forecasts used in the performance plan with a reference forecast such as Eurocontrol Statistics and Forecast Service (STATFOR) traffic forecasts;
• However, the extent to which Member States can be expected to compare the forecasts used for budgetary planning with the Commission's forecasts varies according to the timing of forecast preparation and the comparability of the forecast methodologies and assumptions.
• Traffic forecast assumptions comparison of local service unit forecasts used in the performance plan with a reference forecast such as Eurocontrol Statistics and Forecast Service (STATFOR) traffic forecasts;
• Some forecast that we will vote against the Treaty of Nice, a perfectly legitimate action, I feel.
• According to some forecasts, the euro will disappear in 15 years.
• There are some forecasts which say that we will still possibly need to reintroduce export refunds and will certainly to reintroduce legally binding measures.
• There is some chance of for an economic recovery starting in Autumn 2002, but again some forecasts consider a possible recovery to be much weaker than in the period 1998 to mid 2001.

• The Council does not have any forecasts for the restructuring of companies.
• However, for the time being, there is no clear evidence of any forecast capability regarding the intensification of the links between landslides and earthquakes in Greece.
• The Commission does not publish any forecasts in respect of net budgetary balances of the Member States.
• It is too early to make any forecasts yet.
• Some exporting producers claimed that establishing normal value in an analogue country was no longer appropriate and would distort any forecast of future dumping.
• Do any forecasts exist or have any preparations been made in this connection to facilitate such policies which will become absolutely indispensable if these countries accede to the EU?
• At the present moment, however, the Commission is not in a position to make any forecasts about extending the useful life of nuclear power stations, the issue that is raised in paragraph 14.
• Any forecast is not only difficult, but useless; as the credibility of the euro will be connected with EU monetary policy to a large extent, it is far more useful to concentrate on this.