Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Mrs Stihler argues that the participation of fishermen must be encouraged if the plan is to be effectively implemented.
• Even if the plan is horrifying.
• Especially if the plan is to kill their own president.
• For example, the terms of the plan may state that it will pay reduced benefits or require additional contributions from employees if the plan assets are insufficient.
• If the plan fails, we punch faces.
• Even if the plan is horrifying.
• If the plan is rejected, the island will be divided indefinitely.
• If the plan works, yes.

• Does the plan provide information about the location of planned disposal or major recovery installations and the criteria for the choice of that location?
• Does the plan to reduce the number of interpreters and translators affect Greek as well as Spanish, Polish, Italian and Dutch?
• Does the plan assess the need for new collection schemes and major disposal/recovery installation and related investments?
• Does the plan contribute to reach the landfill biodegradable diversion targets?
• Does the plan make any changes to the scientific criteria followed until now when setting TACs?
• Does the plan for the protection of environmental public goods also including shoring up rural tourism as an important strand of the rural economy?
• Does the plan evaluate the usefulness and suitability of economic and other instruments, e. g. landfill taxes, in addressing waste issues?
• Does the plan set out strategies or measures for the implementation of the reduction of biodegradable waste going to landfills (Article 5 of Council Directive 1999/31/EC [2])