Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jan 27, 2015 ... The ease and extent with which consumer data can be collected and analysed has increased hugely in recent years and will grow further with ...
• The object must be of type concurrency::index where N matches the rank of the extent with which the array_view is created. You'll see later how index ...
• In both democracies and dictatorships, state media are also capable of carrying out dehumanization campaigns, to the extent with which the population is ...
• Mar 5, 2013 ... "The severity of the dysfunction can be linked to the extent with which healthy heart muscle is replaced by nonfunctioning scar tissue," ...

• The success of legislation stands or falls by the extent to which it is monitored and enforced.
• If the specialized areas used for the production of dried grapes exceed the maximum guaranteed Community area, the amount of the aid shall be reduced for the following marketing year according to the extent by which that area is exceeded.
• WHEREAS IT IS THEREFORE NECESSARY TO ADJUST THE TARGET PRICE AND THE INTERVENTION PRICE ACCORDING TO THE EXTENT BY WHICH THE SAID MAXIMUM LEVEL IS EXCEEDED,
• It was taken up by the G8 ministers who last year in Cologne adopted a charter on the subject, inspired to a great extent by the debates which took place within the fifteen Member States in the course of this European Year of Lifelong Learning.
• The addressees of the Decision participated to different extents in a cartel by which they:
• the environmental effectiveness of the Community scheme and the extent by which the total quantity of allowances to be allocated to aircraft operators under Article 3c should be reduced in line with overall EU emissions reduction targets;
• The success of the European Union can also be measured by the extent to which it manages to develop a coherent strategy for Central Asia.
• Since these services are consumed collectively, indirectly and continuously, the volume of their output cannot be measured by the extent to which they are utilised.