Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Another point we have to bear in mind is that EU support funds must not be used to subsidise drastic tax cuts in recipient countries.
• Furthermore, when designing development aid, greater store should be set by improving political, civil and social rights in recipient countries.
• Technical assistance shall enable economic operators in recipient states to better compete with their counterparts in donor countries in bidding for contracts.
• As in the case of water, ownership and awareness in recipient countries are essential to make progress.
• Net contributors like the UK and Germany are at a disadvantage, because a large proportion of their funds are stored in recipient countries.
• The importance of universities in economic and social reform in recipient countries can hardly be stressed too much.
• However, these evaluations voice a number of reservations about the impact of budget support in terms of reducing poverty and strengthening democracy in recipient countries.
• Part of the appropriation will be provided for technical aid in recipient countries.

• Innovation aid within the meaning of these guidelines must have an incentive effect, that is to say, it must result in the recipient changing its behaviour so that it increases its level of innovation activity.
• You need to bring in the recipient for questioning.
• The VAT compensation scheme does not imply any reduction in the recipient's tax burden.
• Human normal immunoglobulin is immediately and completely bioavailable in the recipient's circulation after intravenous administration.
• State aid must always have an incentive effect, when it is provided for environmental purposes, that is to say it must result in the recipient changing its behaviour to increase the level of environmental protection.
• The institutional dimension of development and enhancing local institutions' capacities in the recipient countries is crucial.
• the cells or tissues are not intended to be used for the same essential function or functions in the recipient as in the donor.