Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• accession, thus reducing by half a point the percentage of expenditure laid down at Edinburgh and confirmed in Agenda 2000 for the cohesion policy of the Fifteen.
• The new approach by the Commission is consistent with the undertaking given at Edinburgh in 1992 to respect the principle of subsidiarity and leave the Member States free to implement the principles set out in the directive, making due allowance for their national traditions and practices.
• Because of the financial restrictions, the percentage of funding allocated to the Funds cannot be increased and will therefore remain equal to 0.46 % of the Union's GNP, in line with the decisions taken at Edinburgh.
• RECALLING the decision of the Heads of State or Government, meeting within the European Council at Edinburgh on 12 December 1992, concerning certain problems raised by Denmark on the Treaty on European Union;
• At the end of the parliamentary term we have achieved a level of expenditure that is very much lower than the 'own resources' ceiling decided at Edinburgh.
• This actually reminds me of my days at Edinburgh Medical College.
• Admittedly, the Commission has a difficult task: it is being asked to undertake enlargement and reform and to move towards the year 2000 maintaining the same level of resources as fixed at Edinburgh, which may not exceed 1.27 % of gross national product.
• But it is not so, since the cohesion policy funds will also be used to finance the pre

• You'll have plenty of time to see Danielle in Edinburgh.
• His father was a shipping clerk in Edinburgh.
• My colleague in Edinburgh, Professor Salter, has developed a device for destroying mines safely.
• Anyway, there's also the festival in Edinburgh.
• I had a very funny brush with torture once in Edinburgh.
• Now in Edinburgh were gathered the council of Scottish nobles.
• I'm from the American consulate in Edinburgh.
• Maggie fought in Edinburgh and Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam.