Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• What action is the Commission taking in order to lessen and solve the problems described above in the short and medium term?
• I am well aware of the problem and to help to lessen the difference the Commission has decided to adopt the present code of practice, which follows on from the Memorandum of Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value published in 1994.
• I believe that a solution to this problem would be to create a special EU fund to lessen the impact of the brain drain (following the example of the globalisation fund).
• 1.6.6 In brief, despite significant progress, not all problems have yet been fully resolved, but it is hoped that technological advances will pave the way for positive changes in the next few years to lessen the feeling of psychological isolation suffered by people in such regions.
• By introducing the same rule across the whole of our single European market, we lessen that problem at a stroke, ensure a level playing field for our producers and protect chickens across 25 countries.
• Nothing else will solve the problems or lessen the human rights abuses.

• It promotes the added use of wood in power plants, as combined combustion improves the way the combustion process can be controlled, reduces problems of corrosion, and adds to the reliability of fuel being available.
• Member States have already undertaken to prevent and reduce problems related to hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption within the WHO.
• declarations, which could reduce problems linked to the precise drafting of formal statements and declarations of consent as well as language issues.
• Further simplification for both economic operators and contracting authorities could be obtained by means of a standard form for self
• The proposed changes should reduce such problems.
• This would remedy the absence of infrastructure competition and thus reduce the problems arising from the de facto monopoly position of the incumbent operator.
• For the proper functioning of the system of veterinary checks in the single market all the information pertaining to a product should be brought together in a single document with a uniform design to reduce problems of differences of language in different Member States.
• (6) For the proper functioning of the system of veterinary checks in the single market all the information pertaining to a product should be brought together in a single document with a uniform design to reduce problems of differences of language in different Member States.