Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Nobody can say anything adequate at a time like this.
• Member States shall require that AIFMs use, at all times, adequate and appropriate human and technical resources that are necessary for the proper management of AIFs.
• Applicants must receive adequate time to supply extra information.
• mobile staff in civil aviation must be provided at all times with adequate protection and prevention services and facilities with regard to their health and safety.
• should several test specimens be tested at the same time adequate spacing shall be provided between them.
• This committee summoned me here without adequate time to prepare.
• Was ELAS solvency margin 'adequate at all times'?
• So far, however, the programme has only promoted projects within Europe, and this promotion programme is no longer adequate at a time of globalisation of the markets and new technologies.

• Notwithstanding the legitimate aim of enhancing the protection of victims, the Council had to take into account the different situations in Member States and acceding countries concerning a manageable increase of amounts in an adequate time frame.
• submit amended tenders, as appropriate.
• In this case the other Contracting Party shall be given adequate information in sufficient time to permit the fulfilment of the additional requirements.
• If you applied the polluter pays principle, Member States would have to give extra money to the goods vehicle owners as it is the States that cause the congestion by failing to provide adequate infrastructure in time.
• in adequate time to allow such suppliers to modify and re
• Deplores the fact that the Commission did not carry out in due time adequate impact studies on the possible effects of its proposal, in particular as regards the rapid opening of EU markets for sugar, rice and bananas;
• The Rapporteur is a firm believer that in order to take the adequate measures in a time of emergency all relevant authorities, whether national or at Community level, should have the necessary data.
• I hope that this will be done in time for adequate funding to be made available in the 1998 budget.