Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We do not belong to charitable organisations.
• member youth organisations and young people who do not belong to organisations
• 4. The Member States shall take any measures needed to ensure that growers who do not belong to a producer organisation are actually able to benefit from the intervention arrangements provided for in Article 24 of Regulation (EC) No 2200/96.
• the broadest possible involvement in the European Youth Forum's activities of non
• You claim you belong to a revolutionary organisation.
• In view of the size and diversity of Europe, we must take care that all citizens, including those who are not very wealthy and do not belong to large established organisations, have recourse to all democratic means.
• The Member States shall take any measures needed to ensure that growers who do not belong to a producer organisation are actually able to benefit from the intervention arrangements provided for in Article 24 of Regulation (EC) No 2200/96.
• The actions of this programme should reach young people in general and not just the initiated and/or those who belong to youth organisations.

• Sweden is a neutral and non
• It does not belong to either the capitalist economy or the public economy, and therefore requires its own definition.
• Tourism is a very important industry for most EU countries, but it does not belong to the area of Community policy.
• First of all, it does not belong to anyone.
• aligned country; it does not belong to NATO and will not be involved in a common defence.
• We do not belong to charitable organisations.
• It does not belong to a larger business group.
• I will say it again now: Turkey is not a European country, it does not belong to our European community of peoples, either geographically or historically or as far as its socio