Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• those in power challenge political pluralism and human rights are scorned.
• Nonetheless, acute phenomena of speculation and violations of human dignity are also appearing in the European Union and in the candidate countries, where the exertion of economic pressure on financially impoverished groups contributes to the flourishing of illegal and repugnant action by dark networks.
• Diseases that we thought were under control, such as tuberculosis or the plague, are re
• appearing and are posing a serious threat to human health, particularly in developing countries.
• looting, assassinations
• Member States shall authorise imports of certain animal products intended for human consumption subject to Directive 92/118/EEC from third countries or parts of third countries or territories appearing on the lists set out in the Annex to this Decision.
• In August 2005, Dominican and Franciscan priests appearing before the UN Human Rights Committee said that Pakistan was the prototype of a country where discrimination on grounds of religion is provided for by law.
• Fighting has recommenced, violence is appearing in different forms

• Fighting has recommenced, violence is appearing in different forms
• Nonetheless, acute phenomena of speculation and violations of human dignity are also appearing in the European Union and in the candidate countries, where the exertion of economic pressure on financially impoverished groups contributes to the flourishing of illegal and repugnant action by dark networks.
• Member States shall authorise imports of certain animal products intended for human consumption subject to Directive 92/118/EEC from third countries or parts of third countries or territories appearing on the lists set out in the Annex to this Decision.
• appearing and are posing a serious threat to human health, particularly in developing countries.
• those in power challenge political pluralism and human rights are scorned.
• Diseases that we thought were under control, such as tuberculosis or the plague, are re
• In August 2005, Dominican and Franciscan priests appearing before the UN Human Rights Committee said that Pakistan was the prototype of a country where discrimination on grounds of religion is provided for by law.
• looting, assassinations