Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Firstly, we know that, in general, flexible models and new forms of organising work also lead to more jobs.
• Secondly, there are some amendments aimed at establishing the regional operational guidelines as delegated acts, which would not allow them to be operational and flexible general orientations as we initially foresaw them in the Commission proposal.
• Consequently, as a general principle, Mr President, we should be unyielding on general principles but as flexible as possible on specific applications.
• While agreeing the surveillance network means obligations on Member States, the Council has agreed unanimously only a more general flexible framework for information exchange and coordination of efforts.
• Phare is a flexible, general external assistance instrument, within which it is possible to combine investment and institution
• building actions as well as partial alignment with other instruments.
• The European Council, meeting at Corfu on 24 and 25 June 1994, stressed the need to create a general and flexible legal framework at Community level in order to foster the development of the information society in Europe.
• Measures aiming at improving budgetary procedures (e.g. to complete programme

• A flexible and effective general Community framework for activities in the area of civil law is necessary if the ambitious objectives set by the Treaty, the Vienna action plan and the Tampere conclusions are to be realised.
• This calls for flexible, simple and general rules for linear services as well as for non
• Emphasises that a higher employment rate on the way to full employment is best attained by a combination of improved labour productivity and more flexible general working time;
• The more flexible approach and the general objectives are considered on the whole to represent substantial progress.
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• linear services with less importance being given to the different technological natures of media services.
• up of regional management plans with a view to a more flexible implementation of the general regulations
• (8) A flexible and effective general Community framework for activities in the area of civil law is necessary if the ambitious objectives set by the Treaty, the Vienna action plan and the Tampere conclusions are to be realised.