Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• They do have a very rich repertoire of postures and gestures, many of which are similar, or even identical, to ours and formed in the same context. Greeting chimpanzees embracing.
• In addition, in the same context the Spanish authorities have requested the suspension of the Common Customs Tariff duties for three new products falling within CN codes 390210, 390311 and 390610.
• However, in the same context the authorities stated that the provision also opened up for the possibility to fund related services in the context of network assistance.
• The applicant relies, in the same context, on the contested decision's alleged failure to state reasons.
• quality products and, in the same context, must provide an adequate response to the official statements issued hitherto concerning the sector's future.
• Of course, this proposal will have to be consistent with society's growing demands for sustainable development and high
• In the same context, the innovations that will mark the Sixth Framework Research Programme are the networks of excellence and the integrated projects, concepts that are also bound to give rise to wide debate.
• It is not sufficient that an agreement has been entered into in the same context or at the same time as the concentration.

• In the same vein, all parties to the Agreement «have the right to initiate a confidential procedure aimed at reconsidering central rates».
• Therefore I would suggest to Mr. Cappato that he visit Kim Chen Ir in North Korea if he would like to continue in the same vein.
• In fact, the six that follow will be in the same vein.
• In the same vein, the spare capacity of plants which produce only ammonium nitrate used for industrial purposes was also taken into account.
• I intend to make an explanation of vote in writing, on behalf of the people of Yorkshire and the Humber, in the same vein as Mr Ford has just spoken.
• In the same vein, sectoral dialogue committees operating at European and national levels should be able to provide a credible shared orientation to policy makers.
• In the same vein, the involvement of our southern partners in the definition of a common immigration policy is long overdue.
• At this point I should perhaps stress that the Commission has already managed to achieve a great deal in this direction and I trust that it will continue in the same vein.