Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In duly warranted circumstances, he/she may open accounts in currencies other than the euro.
• From the moment a TSI is adopted, Member States should not adopt any national rule related to products or subsystem parts covered by that TSI (except for those aspects duly declared as 'open points' in the relevant TSIs).
• The debate on quality in education must help us to duly open up European consciousness to the younger generations.
• The Group will be set up through an open Call for Applications, which shall provide a duly motivated submission, stating reasons for the desired participation in the Group.
• Finally, the Commission is open to any kind of initiative in this field, taking duly into account the principle of subsidiarity.
• As a general rule, selection of actions will be based on open calls for proposals and independent peer review, except in duly justified cases.
• The more disabled the person the more doubt it will create about the propriety of their continued existence, and the more urgency will be implied for their consideration of assisted suicide in the duly "organized open and professional way" we urged to embrace.
• WM: Brethren, in the name of the Great Architect of the Universe, I declare the Lodge duly open all cut Sign for the purposes of Freemasonry in the First Degree.

• Furthermore, in regard to the internet it must be duly recognised that it has opened up a world of knowledge and learning that previously for many could only be accessed with difficulty, if at all.
• In duly warranted circumstances, and after approval of the administrator, accounts may be opened at financial institutions with head office outside the Member States.
• Negotiations on the pace and modalities for Latvia's transposition and effective implementation of the legislation shared by all EU Member States, the acquis communautaire, were duly opened the following spring.
• Clearly, the Presidency will take duly into consideration, before the dossier is actually opened, the difficulties which Mr Harbour referred to.
• opened investigations.
• Negotiations on the pace and modalities for Lithuania's transposition and effective implementation of the legislation shared by all EU Member States, the acquis communautaire, were duly opened the following spring.
• (h) any data submitted and opened pursuant to these requirements shall remain accessible only to duly authorised persons.
• Our Group also hopes that the Commission will fulfil its commitment to a policy of zero tolerance with regard to internal fraud, and that it duly informs Parliament of developments made in the various cases in progress and in recently