Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Aid for research and development is of course different.
• You're after a million pounds for research and development...
• This uneven distribution obviously has serious consequences for research and development.
• Amendment to regulations concerning tax deductions for expenses of research and development (SkatteFUNN scheme)
• In the framework programme for research and development, only five of the individual programmes relate to agriculture.
• Our main support in the future must be for research and development and human capital.
• Nevertheless, all the available instruments should be used better, including aids for research and development.
• The expenses of research and development projects undertaken by individual Members of the Commission, whether independently or upon recommendation of the Commission, shall be determined and paid by the Members concerned.

• This is particularly noticeable in business activities such as public
• Intramural expenditures are all expenditures for R&D (research and development) performed within the unit, regardless of the source of funds.
• Whereas the Commission considers the tax credit for expenditure on research and development in the textile, clothing and leather industry in France to be state aid;
• expenditures be made for research and development to be carried out in the province, and for education and training to be provided in the province; and
• Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in Barcelona, the European Council decided in 2002 that EU expenditure for research and development needs to be increased to 3% of the Gross Domestic Product.
• According to a study carried out by eminent European academic scientists, the European Union has failed to attain the targets it set for expenditure on research and development.
• For example, a general tax break for expenditure on research and development is not considered as State aid although it may well appear in Member States national budgets as public support for research and development.
• We should remember that the Lisbon Strategy provides for a share of three per cent of GDP for expenditure on research and development.