Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I Could Go Into A Lot More Detail, But The Bottom Line Is Hannah Said No To Me
• Mrs. Sherwood didn't go into a lot of detail.
• List of classification values describing into details a land cover unit, associated with percentages.
• Let me briefly go into a little more detail, for example on Agenda 2000, a subject that concerns us all.
• I must now go into a little more detail with regard to the Structural Funds.
• You went into a lot of detail, too.
• Before going into a number of details, I would like to remind you that this problem is relatively new.
• To Us.

• Lastly, I should like to make a very brief comment on the report by my colleague, Mr Clegg. I will not go into the detail.
• Taking that as a basis will, in fact, enable us to make progress at a later date by going into the detail of the matter.
• I will not go into the detail but everybody in this Parliament knows the amount of economic help you have given Northern Ireland over the previous years through various programmes.
• I shall not go into the detail of this lengthy technical document but will highlight the essential points.
• Here too, the scope of Community action would have to be specified in each case, without going into the detail of the relevant existing articles.
• I shall not go into the detail of those accusations.
• I do not have the time to enter into the detail of this, but I think that you are familiar with those reports.
• Before going into the detail of these evaluations, the Commission refutes an objection made by [...].