Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• shoulda coulda woulda. Meaning that it is of no use to dwell on what should have (shoulda), could have (coulda) or would have (woulda) happened/been done.
• The company line among academics is that “race is socially constructed,” meaning that it is an idea produced by human thought and interaction rather than  ...
• What is Value
• meaning that it is 'of the story' or something that could/did ACTUALLY happen in a story, used by fans and fanfictioners. Izzi: Gosh, Marrie, you really like the ...
• added tax (VAT) is a consumption tax, meaning that it is a tax on the purchase of a product or a service .
• Added Tax (VAT) and who pays it? Value

• R (Required), meaning that the data must be provided.
• Article 8(3) of Directive 91/414 must be interpreted as meaning that it contains only provisions relating to the provision of data prior to a review.
• But this judgement cannot be interpreted as meaning that the European Union can now impose criminal sanctions for whatever measure it feels like.
• The triangle that you drew, albeit poorly, is isosceles, meaning that at least two of its sides are equal in length.
• threatening birth defects.
• The main measure of effectiveness was the number of patients who' responded' to treatment after 12 weeks, meaning that symptom scores improved by 75% or more.
• More specifically, there should be sufficient evidence of appropriate pricing, meaning that the bank should not transfer expected losses to the State.
• Thalidomide is a powerful human' teratogen', meaning that it has a harmful effect on the unborn child, causing severe and life