Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The sentence is added for the sake of clarification.
• For the sake of clarification, the Commission will envisage to give more precisions on the meaning of the different figures contained in the next issue of the Internal Market Scoreboard.
• For the sake of clarification, the specification and the summary have been modified accordingly.
• This definition is already contained in Directive 98/8/EC and is inserted again for the sake of clarification.
• For the sake of clarification, trade and export financing for Slovenian companies in relation to foreign countries and treasury operations with foreign banks are not subject to this limitation.
• Experience has shown that these requirements are not clearly described by the wording of Article 5(2), and therefore that article should be amended for the sake of clarification.
• I think it is right for all of us to be informed for the sake of clarification.

• This part should therefore be deleted for the sake of clarity.
• A number of provisions contained in Regulation (EEC) No 404/93 are obsolete and should therefore be repealed for the sake of clarity.
• That Annex should therefore be amended for the sake of clarity.
• whereas for the sake of clarity they should be repealed;
• When introducing new amendments, it is appropriate to recast the Directive for the sake of clarity.
• However, for the sake of clarity, I could envisage a general recital referring to the existing Community rules.
• Obsolete provisions should also be deleted for the sake of clarity.
• It is true that the main areas of our activity are sketched out in greater detail in the action programme for the sake of clarity.