Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• all EU proposals should also be subject to a more systematic process of impact assessment and of looking in more detail at the regulatory costs and benefits of proposed actions;
• Matters concerning the victims of the Third Reich's tyranny during World War II are still an extremely delicate subject, but one which is worth looking at in detail.
• Before looking in detail at the negotiations which are, by nature, fluid, I would like to make four general remarks.
• Looking in more detail at credit developments, the annual growth rate of MFI credit to euro area residents increased from 4.1% in the fourth quarter of 2002 to 5.9% in the last quarter of 2003.
• It is precisely because of that concern of looking rapidly and in detail at the petitions that have been submitted to us, that I will only speak briefly about the Evans report.
• Emphasises, furthermore, that the concept of devolution, involving the transfer of responsibilities from the headquarters to the delegations, is worth looking at in more detail and requires constant monitoring;
• That is one suggestion that I am putting forward, although it would be worth looking into it in detail.
• The concept of devolution is worth looking at in more detail.

• Looking at the detail of the proposal, when you are trying to harmonise what is effectively contract law over 15 countries, that is difficult.
• drawings from sketchbooks looking at the details of Rome.
• However, looking at the detail from my viewpoint as a representative of Scotland, I have serious concerns about some of the imperfections, as Commissioner Wallström acknowledged.
• I like looking at the details.
• to vote 'yes' in the General Assembly.
• which are abstaining
• In looking at the detail of the report, there are three basic points that I would like to highlight.
• Looking at the detail of the resolution, we would call on the Member States which have not done so