Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The complexity of social realities makes it harder to formulate 'turnkey' solutions.
• The Council is making a mistake by leaving it entirely up to the United States to formulate proposals for a solution to the Middle East problem.
• In 1997, the Flemish government created a Flemish Commission for Mobile Dwelling intended to formulate concrete proposals providing a solution to problems related to housing and the development of sites for travellers.
• The ECR has always worked constructively to ensure that the eurozone can formulate a lasting solution to its sovereign debt crisis.
• makers and the public, it should be expected to formulate solutions to environmental problems.
• I believe, however, that the timetable that I have referred to will give everyone sufficient time to formulate a comprehensive overall solution.
• The ECR has always worked constructively to ensure that the eurozone can formulate a lasting solution to its sovereign debt crisis.
• While the main role of science is to monitor the state of the environment and to make this known to decision

• whereas accelerating research and innovation is not only essential in order to attain a sustainable and competitive economic model and secure future employment, but will also generate solutions to the shared grand societal challenges facing European society, namely:
• Hindering the solution could generate dangerous tensions, even warfare, in the region, which is something nobody wants.
• fit solution... giving the fleet's current position.
• MEPs believe that, where the market fails to generate solutions, public research should be stimulated and incentives found to encourage the private sector to invest in these areas.
• We need a solution that generates all of the time.
• If we jump back to our original Nav computers can use those star fixes to generate a best
• The hydrogen ion concentration (actually referred to as pH value) in an aqueous solution generates a potential difference at a measuring electrode (pH
• sensitive glass diaphragm) with respect to a reference electrode (Ag/AgCl).