Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Might be a different line to follow.
• Well, I'm in a different line of work.
• You were supposed to use a different line.
• You should've used a different line.
• slope fitting for some bands.
• Use a different line next time.
• However, some incompliant tracks have significantly lower decay rates in some bands and to avoid the escalation of effort in measurement it may be necessary to resort to line
• However, other Commission negotiators proceeded along different lines.

• The EP proposed (amendment 24) the setting of a national ceiling for emission allowances, according to which the Member States would only be able to place on the national market a quantity of emission allowances on a linear curve converging with its Kyoto commitments.
• This cap represents x% (x is the shares of industry and energy emissions in each Member State) of the emissions forecast in the relevant period for each Member State on a linear curve converging with the Kyoto commitments.
• For the linear curve, the element concentrations shall be checked.
• This cap represented 50% of the emissions forecast in the relevant period for each Member State on a linear curve converging with the Kyoto commitments.
• That ceiling represents 50% of the emissions forecast annually for each Member State on a linear curve converging with the Kyoto commitments.
• Firstly, I think it is important that this directive has quantified targets for compliance and we feel it is crucial that there should be a maximum ceiling on emission allowances per Member State, on a linear curve converging with the Kyoto Protocol.
• This should lead to an as linear curve as possible.