Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• You were in a bad mood and said not to have Setsuko meet him.
• processing factories.
• "Because the colors you have ordered do not meet European standards," he replied.
• The zoning plan which I have received does not completely meet that criterion.
• roots understanding of why EU employees do not have to meet the demands for fresh thinking, flexibility and adaptation that apply in the rest of society.
• Over 30% complete tertiary education but, in spite of this, do not find work because the qualifications they have gained do not meet the needs of the market.
• There is no grass
• Hunters who give away or sell small quantities of game directly to the local retail trade after the hunt cannot and should not have to meet the same requirements as large meat

• Mr President, four months on, we have to conclude that Arafat and the other Palestinian leaders have not met this demand by the EU Member States in any way.
• I have not met, in Afghanistan, in even the most remote community, anybody who does not want a say in who governs them.
• Regional votes held since the parliamentary elections of 2002 have not met international standards, but are improving.
• I must point out that these countries have not met all the deficit criteria.
• Over the two years of this debate, I have not met a single computer expert, university researcher, ordinary user or boss of an SME software producer who had a good word to say in favour of this directive.
• Member States have not met the obligation that has existed since 2004 rapidly to create functional airspace blocks.
• Two members of SCHER, one member of SCCS and one member of SCENIHR have resigned, while two members of SCCS have not met the participation criteria and their membership should be terminated.
• How does the Commission intend to ensure that the Equality Directives are properly implemented in Poland and in other Member States that have not met their responsibilities in is connection?