Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• up and functioning of the EU institutions.
• ABI considers that this growth is due mainly to the attractive terms PI offers its account holders for equal services.
• Nevertheless, this effect is not permanent and is due mainly to exceptional factors (e.g. the unusual bad weather and the speculation opportunities created by the introduction of the euro).
• The increase in the value from 2005 to 2010 is due mainly to [...].
• The increase is due mainly to the allocation from the result from 2002 of EUR 229.7 million to the research fund.
• The outcome of the Lisbon No in Ireland was due mainly to a lack of knowledge or understanding of the question being asked in particular, but more fundamentally due to a lack of knowledge among the Irish electorate of the make
• The increase was due mainly to the effects of the quarterly revaluation of assets and liabilities, while customer and portfolio transactions carried out by Eurosystem central banks in the period under review resulted in a decrease of EUR 0.2 billion.
• The increase is due mainly to the allocation from the result from 2003 of EUR 337.9 million to the research fund and the inclusion this year of the uncalled amounts from new Member States of EUR 170 million.

• In the outer years, budgetary outcomes might be slightly worse than targeted, mainly due to risks associated with the envisaged reliance on expenditure restraint.
• However, the process was blocked, mainly due to the negative outcome of a referendum on setting up a regional assembly in the Newcastle region.
• In 2009 and 2010, NLB registered losses after several years of profits mainly due to a deteriorating economic climate.
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• My success was mainly due to your help.
• This is mainly due to the fact that cooperating users buy significant quantities of the solar glass from Union producers.
• The significant amount of carried over appropriations form 2006 to 2007 is mainly due to delays of some IT projects.
• The change in structural balance, using the commonly agreed methodology, does not reflect the very strong fiscal consolidation effort in 2009 mainly due to unusually volatile revenues.