Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission's suggestions in the draft recommendation signify a fundamental change of the present regulatory regime, which allows full recovery of efficient costs.
• The suggestions set out in the report would not achieve what both of our institutions and the majority of Member States want and that is the further development of combined transport as an efficient and viable alternative to current dependence on road transport.
• The Commission particularly welcomes the suggestions made by Parliament for a more efficient procedure for the issue of service provision cards.
• The report also contains many other useful suggestions that can only make the Assembly's work more interesting and efficient and the Commission awaits with anticipation the implementation of these changes.
• The Committee made a number of comments and suggestions with a view to the efficient operation of the EGF regulation.
• The proposal must be improved with regard to several points in order to incorporate different interests, suggestions and needs which will make the funding efficient and coherent with the 2002 reform.
• It cannot be right that at a time when the air is thick with suggestions for making impact assessment more efficient, we should miss such an assessment out completely on this crucial aspect of the Directive.
• That is why we support the suggestion in the Green Paper to ensure that an efficient and affordable procedure for settling disputes is included for consumers, because that is how it should be.

• In particular, I agree with Mr Stavrakakis's suggestions and proposals aimed at making more effective use of EU funds.
• Parliament's suggestions are in line with an outdated paradigm based on effective management of existing water resources.
• I am quite sure that we will be able to take more effective measures to prevent any epidemic spreading if we implement the following suggestions.
• The Commission certainly endorses Parliament's suggestion that the professional organisations need to make a greater effort to improve their image, establishing more effective channels of communication.
• It could thus assess Commission reports on simplification and better lawmaking, remaining as faithful as possible to the needs expressed by those affected, and put forward more effective suggestions for improvement.
• It would be good if the Commission could accept the creative suggestions we put forward in recital E and paragraph 2, where we call for effective cooperation between the European Patent Office and the national authorities.
• I have a few suggestions on how missions can be made effective without undue cost.
• I am not sure myself whether The Hague court is the most rapid and effective way of dealing with the situation but we are open to all suggestions.