Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• When catch opportunities increase or decline in a given fishery, all states with legally recognised stakes in that fishery derive a proportional share of the spoils.
• The downward trend in these emissions is the result of several factors: increases in productivity and decline in cattle numbers, improvement of farm management practices, developments and implementation in agricultural and environmental policies.
• The widely acclaimed Stern report of 2006 on climate change notes that Greece is one of the countries where the consequences of climate change are almost unavoidable and that forest fires will increase owing to the drastic decline in rainfall.
• In particular, these declines followed increases of 40 % in the Dow Jones EURO STOXX index, 20 % in the Standard and Poor's 500 index and 37 % in the Nikkei 225 index in 1999.
• However, this method is only applicable if prices remain stable over the period under consideration or if the prices and quantities stocked increase or decline at a constant rate during the accounting period.
• The original intention of the report
• Other regions also will find that the decline of US power increases the urgency of stronger cooperation between neighbors.
• the instigation of measures to increase the indigenous production of protein crops so as to combat the decline in protein production in the EU

• Increase or decrease the sharpness of the polygon.
• This amount shall be updated annually upwards or downwards in line with the increase or decrease in the cost of living index as defined officially by Eurostat.
• Use this slider to increase or decrease the size of the icons in the view.
• As dose increases the bioavailability decreases.
• 2. The net balance of the increases and decreases of the 'Fund for general banking risks' must be shown separately in the profit and loss account.
• I move this rod along the cord, as one segment increases the other segment decreases, and vice versa.
• The percentage increase or decrease in the price since purchase
• Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.