Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• From the standard General Purpose valves up to the sanitary Robolux Manifold solutions, Bürkert can fulfill the needs of customers.
• More often than not, online social networking communities are a pathetic attempt to fulfill the needs of the intersocially challenged.
• At this point in time, different experimental solutions exist to fulfill the needs of this group of road users.
• Clients fulfill my need for human contact and every date has money back guarantee.
• You know, women who fulfill all the needs of the caregivers.
• I would leave into the deposits only emergency stocks in order to fulfill the needs of population at top moments.
• Electric vehicles with a continuous rated power or a maximum speed above those limits fall within the scope of the directive and would need to fulfill the requirements for moped or motorbikes, depending on their characteristics.
• What I do is fulfill needs.

• National reference centres would meet the need for technical and scientific information on the welfare of animals at slaughter and the Commission considers that this requirement should be maintained in the proposal.
• It is nothing short of a failure to meet the need for more efforts to tackle climate change and conserve resources.
• What is the Commission's/Vice
• High level of funding helps to meet the need for a conflict sensitive response
• The Rapporteur however, considers that improvements should be made in order to meet the need for a comprehensive approach on EU energy security.
• Will the Commission formulate recommendations on how to meet the need for provision of care services in Europe?
• This new framework is also designed to meet the need for effective supervisory cooperation and convergence, and is thus expected to contribute to a more consistent implementation of EU rules across Member States.
• More binding procedures to reduce the time needed for payment of these claims between Member States" institutions are essential in order to maintain confidence in the exchanges and meet the need for sound management of Member States" social security systems.