Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• V. Chan, Hong Kong. Answer. Thank you for this interesting question. In almost all contexts, it is ...
• Question. Is it correct to say "on the list" or "in the list"?
• Apr 1, 2015 ... So, is it correct to say: We will let you know when this option will be available. or. We will let you know when this option be available. grammar ...
• Aug 13, 2013 ... "George Bush invaded Iraq, is it correct?" In this scenario, right is preferable to correct. The definition for each word supports this claim. Correct ...
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• Although of differing opinion, it is correct to hear his opinion and let him express himself freely.
• Finally concerning the third issue, it is correct that, following Recital 49 of Directive 2007/65/EC, the ownership of secondary rights is a criterion that should be appropriately taken into account when defining 'producers who are independent of broadcasters'.
• Mr President, does the right honourable gentleman really think that it is correct to vote for legislation that will, in effect, push up the cost of vehicles?
• So I do not think it is correct to say that what we are proposing is simply a continuation of total decommissioning of vessels.
• I also believe it is correct to include airports and require them to be integrated with railways and to place emphasis on developing the new concept of 'green corridors'.
• I would like to know, furthermore, if it is correct that PNR data have been fed into the ATS since 2002, i.e., two years before the PNR Agreement.
• Linked to this, Mr Trichet, I think it is correct that you emphasised the necessity of better information access and exchange of information, where I think the ECB could take a leading role.
• Mr Chairman, it is sad when a Member of the European Parliament imagines that in a democracy one can say anything without having verified whether it is correct.