Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission and the Member States shall advise and assist importing Parties, upon request and as appropriate, to obtain further information to help them to make a response to the Secretariat concerning import of a given chemical.
• The compromise, as proposed, does not make a satisfactory response.
• The Commission and the Member States shall advise and assist importing Parties, upon request and as appropriate, to obtain further information to help them to make a response to the Secretariat concerning importation of a given chemical.
• As we do not have any information, we cannot make a response.
• It is very important for the dignity of this house to make a response in order to safeguard the democratic legitimacy of applying legislation.
• 5. The Commission and the Member States shall advise and assist importing Parties, upon request and as appropriate, to obtain further information to help them to make a response to the Secretariat concerning import of a given chemical.
• When people are fleeing for their lives across the world and when democratically elected politicians are in fear of their lives, Europe needs to make a response that this is not acceptable.
• It is on that basis that the Commission had to make a response to the Court of Justice's judgment, apart from anything else to ensure that there was not further deterioration in the general position so far as positive action is concerned.

• What action will the Council take in response to this request?
• In fact, it could be argued that the above cases demonstrate that the existing EC legal framework is adequate to deal with protectionist measures that Member States may take in response to a merger.
• We are spurred on by the need to adopt joint European responses and take a global lead.
• Decisions of the competent authority requiring the operator to take response measures should be reasoned.
• It should also set out the action it intends to take in response to it, within a period of three months.
• What measures will the Commission take in response to a phenomenon as serious as this use by the police of political files for the purpose of disqualifying candidates for elected office?
• Since December 2009 in particular, the EU institutions have begun to take a new course in response to the new prerogatives granted by the Lisbon Treaty, under which the EU is competent to complement and coordinate actions by the Member States in the tourism sector.
• This report focuses on the threats and opportunities posed by China's growth as a major trading power, and on measures the EU can take in response.