Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• An important goal of allocation rules is to help special patient groups like children or other groups that are placed at a natural disadvantage.
• Animals and their products that are placed on the EU market have to comply with the import requirements set by EU legislation.
• These non
• The Bomb Mortar & ndash; this will throw bombs that are placed on it to random places.
• essentiality determinations have therefore reduced the demand for CFCs used in MDIs that are placed on the market of the European Community.
• You mustn't dash the hopes that are placed in you.
• For products of animal origin that are placed in transport containers or large packages and are intended for further handling, processing, wrapping or packaging in another establishment, the mark may be applied to the external surface of the container or packaging.
• This directive sets out rules applicable to all batteries and accumulators that are placed on the European Union market.

• wide tendering brings with it a lot of bureaucracy and higher costs that bear no relation to the relatively few offers that are put in.
• It is important for the Commission to enhance its role in regional fisheries organisations in supporting conservation measures that are put in place not only in European but also in international waters.
• It is expected that the controls that are put in place in Member States effectively carry out the job that they are supposed to do because it is understood that these inspections have to be 100%.
• People that are put in a condition of feeling out of control are more likely to see something in this, which is allegedly patternless.
• Madam President, we as a Group shall not oppose further liberalization of the railways provided the right conditions for that are put in place.
• Having them even higher would have been desirable, as experience shows that Europe
• Kate, there are rules that are put in place for a reason.
• Kate, there are rules that are put in place for a reason.