Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This is introduced in proposed Amendment No 48 and I call on the House to support it.
• Mr President, I should like to draw attention to two dangers which have emerged during the debate and in proposed regulations.
• The current figures in proposed agricultural spending amount to over EUR 40 billion for the enlarged EU of 25 next year.
• That is, through various gimmicks and things, a so
• called balanced budget had led him to have 25 billion missing out of the 76 billion in proposed spending.
• We want Parliament to monitor this and we thus support proposals which will make that possible, including those in proposed amendments to this regulation.
• It must be clarified that incidents include allegations of breaches of the SBC and fundamental rights, as currently set out in proposed recital 17.
• The differences in proposed levels of standard abatement should also be examined.

• Another amendment seeks to bring the comitology provisions in the proposed Regulation and the proposed Decision in line with each other.
• Nonetheless, we recognise the need to strengthen the general aspects of prevention within the framework of civil protection and we therefore gladly include the proposed amendments in the proposed financing instrument.
• The Council recognizes the right of the United Kingdom to make, in accordance with Article 4 of the Schengen Protocol, a request for participation in the proposed Regulation, to the extent that the United Kingdom will not participate in the proposed Regulation on other grounds.
• In the Commission's view, the proposed transitional period of six years for the entry into force of the mesh size increases foreseen in the proposed Regulation will avoid drastic and sudden changes that would be difficult for the sector to cope with.
• 12.10 The term «scriptural money» is used in the proposed directive without being defined, e.g. in Article 3 (b), Article 4 (8) of the proposed directive and paragraph 7 of the Annex to the proposed directive.
• The term scriptural money is used in the proposed directive without being defined, e.g. in Article 3(b), Article 4(8) of the proposed directive and paragraph 7 of the Annex to the proposed directive.
• (8) The use of credit ratings for other than regulatory purposes is already provided for in the proposed regulation (see Article 4, second paragraph, of the proposed regulation).
• The ECB understands that the transparency arrangements set out in the proposed new Articles 8a and 8b have received broad support in the context of the preparatory work on the proposed regulation (4).