Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• By requiring tighter controls on the use of manures, such an application should have benefits for lakes such as Lough Sheelin.
• You should have benefits for artists.
• (8) Directive 97/68/EC is closely aligned with the corresponding US legislation, and continuing alignment will have benefits for industry, as well as for the environment.
• Directive 97/68/EC is closely aligned with the corresponding US legislation, and continuing alignment will have benefits for industry, as well as for the environment.
• Agrees with the Commission's interpretation of the study's findings whereby a specific tax in the Community would have benefits for the environment and yield net reductions in CO2 emissions;
• The efficiency and immediacy of public authorities in paying invoices is an important step that will also have benefits for the European economy.
• The release of oil stocks is likely to have benefits for all oil consuming countries, since the oil market is global.
• Though having a steady supply of skilled workers to fill in the gaps left by our ageing workforce will have benefits for us, this kind of braindraining will be devastating for the poor and underdeveloped countries of Africa.

• The UK, for example, has quite rightly conducted its own debate on stem cell research and come to the conclusion that a tightly regulated research programme can eventually bring benefits to sufferers of highly disabling and painful conditions.
• These agreements will undoubtedly bring benefits to both parties and maintaining them should lie in the interest of the European Union.
• However, such cooperation should bring benefits to both parties.
• If this bilateral agreement works, it can bring benefits to both parties.
• We must now get down to work together so that all of our instruments and policies bring benefits to the people of Europe.
• And that tough reforms can bring benefits to the citizens.
• Stimulation of this may bring benefits to farmers, consumers and whole economies.
• This would further expand the scope of the directive and would bring benefits to more service sector workers.