Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Equality is defined differently depending on the point of view from which you view the world.
• He is on the point of leaving for Canada.
• Personally, I feel we could probably moderate our demands somewhat on the point of supplementarity.
• Unfortunately, this fish is now on the point of dying out.
• We are on the point of adopting the first European constitution.
• The greatest credit goes to the rapporteur for an approach based on the point of view of the public and the practical problems involved.
• Well, the Council is on the point of discovering international law.
• Civilisation on the point of collapse.

• That depends on your point of view, Hendley.
• In the point of order recorded in it, I said that the expected Wise Men's report should also be referred to the Committee on Budgetary Control.
• The debate which has begun between Member States is reflected in the points of view expressed within the European Parliament, as is the tension over the scope of the IGC.
• Information priority from the point of view of safety
• The adverse effects of emissions do not depend on the nature of the work that produced them; from the point of view of public health and safety, it makes no difference whether the source is a public or commercial one.
• Adequacy can also be assessed from the point of view of the purchasers.
• I hope that when these debates are held in future without my attendance they will, if I may say so, have as broad a base as possible in the points of view we hear.
• relevance depends on its urgency and criticality (i.e. severity of the consequences if the information is not acted upon).