Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There is a wide range of considerations to be taken into account.
• originating materials incorporated.
• When the competence management (CM) process is applied to the fleet maintenance management function, at least the return to operation must be taken into account.
• The report asked for in Article 17a needs to be taken into account when revising the targets.
• Where a percentage rule applies, the value of materials which are not classified within Chapters 50 to 63 must be taken into account when calculating the value of the non
• While the EU must implement stringent environmental measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions, the cost to industries must also be taken into account.
• I have already mentioned the principle of the shortest route, which must has to be taken into account.
• The date to be taken into account for determining the exchange rate shall be fixed by the Administrative Commission.

• The triennial revision of Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012 introduces changes in the shared management method which have to be taken into account.
• Such changes have to be taken into account in order to identify the true resources being concentrated and to better reflect the economic situation of the undertakings concerned.
• The accuracy and concepts of sources have to be taken into account.
• Efforts already undertaken by Member States will have to be taken into account, any distortion of the internal market has to be avoided.
• In other words, the new subsidy levels will have to be taken into account for the purpose of adjusting the dumping margins, previously established.
• The needs of the young have to be taken into account in all relevant policy areas.
• Therefore, as warnings may not be fully effective, other uses than the intended ones also have to be taken into account in a risk assessment.
• Commissioner, you know that the citizens' views have to be taken into account and that Europe must not appear to be a source of new restrictions or difficulties.