Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Due to the length and cost of traditional judicial procedures, alternative dispute settlement mechanisms make a valuable contribution to solving conflicts arising from cross
• k) to communicate and disseminate valuable information concerning its activities, especially to SMEs and research centres and
• In this way, the Internet will be, in addition to a secure source of knowledge, a valuable tool for business activity.
• That could be a phenomenal, valuable activity.
• border activities.
• Sir, I am confident once those writings are translated... we will gain valuable intel on suspect's activities.
• Finally, I believe we can all take mutual pleasure in this result, because in this way not only do we have the house in order but we also guarantee that the valuable activities of the different organisations included in these programmes are not jeopardised or interrupted.
• Another focus of such activities may be efforts to obtain details of particularly valuable contracts (see Chapter 10, 10.6).

• ECHO and the organisations working with our money have managed to build up a portfolio of meaningful activities that they have been able to continue.
• It is considered that a full distribution of these costs between the two activities risks being arbitrary and not meaningful.
• In this conflict, the basic physiological and ethological needs of the animals (freedom of movement, social contact, meaningful activity, nutrition, water) should be restricted only for the minimum necessary period of time and degree.
• There is scarcely any other domain of activity that is so capable of motivating young people to make good use of their leisure time and of reintegrating marginalized groups into society through meaningful activity.
• Work: engaging in activities that are meaningful and satisfying.
• To that end, the Commission divided up its work into a set of politically meaningful activities'.
• In order to make more effective use of older peoples' potential, and at the same time to provide them with meaningful activities that match their various skills, it will be necessary to:
• As a consequence, no meaningful allocation of costs to these commercial activities has been effected.