Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I cannot see that there is a conclusive concept for this, one that would right now allow the farmers a truly fair share in their products if the existing fair trade infrastructure were to be put to use and extended.
• whereas the number of lives lost is still unknown but runs into tens of thousands, and whereas great material losses and damage to infrastructure were sustained,
• Any differences in airport charges actually paid for the use of the infrastructure were based on commercially justified differentiation [132].
• The initial results of that exercise relating to damage in housing and local infrastructure were issued at the conference arranged by the Commission and World Bank donors last July.
• Thousands of citizens, hundreds of homes and business premises, thousands of vehicles and a large proportion of public infrastructure were affected by the devastating consequences of this storm.
• term prospects for use of the existing infrastructure were satisfactory, at least until 2009.
• Other factors, such as deficiencies and transport infrastructure were also considered.
• The medium

• Construction of the infrastructure was completed in 2005 and EGNOS successfully passed its first Operational Readiness Review in respect of the "open" service.
• The Irish authorities stated that the financing of new infrastructure and operational facilities was provided solely to meet PSOs, and also that the upgrading of the infrastructure was necessary to meet quality and accessibility requirements imposed by those PSOs.
• According to Ireland, the financing of the infrastructure was solely to meet PSOs.
• Given that the decision to finance the infrastructure was made before that date, Germany argues that the old guidelines must be applied.
• The upgrading of the infrastructure was necessary to meet quality and accessibility requirements imposed by the PSOs.
• Moreover, the infrastructure was disrupted by domestic conflicts and the earthquake in Armenia in 1988.
• The infrastructure was developed in such a way as to enable the Eurosystem to execute foreign exchange intervention in both a decentralised and a centralised manner, both in the context of ERM II and against other EU and non
• Our infrastructure was almost totally destroyed, our communities devastated and our state institutions crippled.