Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Part of the inspection process involves... volatile chemicals, very dangerous.
• The truth is that the EU can compete globally but it involves a process of restructuring and adjustment playing to our strengths, not to the strengths of other countries.
• This process also involves the social partners.
• 2.4 Did the accident involve process?
• This is a painful process and involves significant economic restructuring.
• A process that involves hours of paperwork and uncomfortable questions.
• The ICH process involves regulatory authorities and the pharmaceutical industry in the development of guidelines.
• That involves a continuous process, whereby social security is reorganised so that the citizens receive what they can expect.

• Calls on the Turkish government to continue a meaningful dialogue with civil society, to cooperate where possible, to consolidate this cooperation through official and stable structures and institutions, and to involve NGOs in the process of negotiating EU accession;
• That is why the Commission must continue to involve Parliament in the process.
• 1.2.2 takes note of the Commission's proposal to involve NGOs in the process of integrating Turkish citizens into EU Member States, but stresses that a decentralised approach involving local authorities is essential to facilitate this;
• The plan to involve them in the process of discussing and setting TSIs from the outset is important if the technical standards and specifications of future candidate countries to are to be brought into line early on with current developments in the EU.
• The process may involve the use of nutrients or other materials such as enzymes.
• But the process only involves little risk.
• I am pleased to see that the report emphasises the need to involve Parliament in the process.
• We have a major responsibility here in Parliament, but the Member States too have a great responsibility to involve themselves in the process and to work at political, legislative and administrative levels to remove obstacles to the exchange of services.