Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Lastly, measures are envisaged to improve the coordination of procedures and the work programmes of both institutions.
• This will be taken into account in the work to improve the activity statement.
• It aims to improve the scope of the current directive and the methods for tax deferral whilst safeguarding the financial interests of the Member States.
• During its Presidency, Finland intends to embark on new projects to improve the work of the Council.
• Mr President, Minister, ladies and gentlemen, a great deal of work has been undertaken in recent years to improve the protection of European Union financial interests.
• In past years the Commission has taken action to enhance the recovery system and to improve the protection of the Union's financial interests.
• The work of the Convention will soon produce new proposals to improve the present arrangements.
• Mr President, Mr Musotto's report covers two years of efforts to improve the protection of the financial interests of the European Union.

• The Commission obviously fully shares the Parliament's interest in improving the protection of pregnant workers and those who have recently given birth.
• I don't have any financial interest in it.
• Parliament adopted a report welcoming the work carried out by the UN Human Rights Council in its first two years of existence but regretting that it has not yet achieved more in improving the UN's human rights record.
• Far too many people have too many financial interests in this matter.
• What is more, the Ibra has considerable financial interests in various enterprises.
• The agreement includes the specific guarantees provided by the Belgian Government and SA Berlaymont 2000 to protect the Community's financial interests in the event of suspected fraud in the award of contracts for works, supplies and services or during their implementation.
• We have a direct financial interest in these issues being settled before enlargement.
• Investment within highly integrated companies is often distorted as the dominant company has no interest in improving the network as this would mainly benefit competitors.