Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Although, you probably won't need it for a very long time.
• I am in favour of introducing an appropriate transition period because the production cycle in the automotive industry is complex and needs a long time to adapt.
• This Commission proposal represents a major effort to reduce the excessive demands on our roads, particularly with regard to heavy goods transport in Europe. I have been continually stressing the need for that for a long time now.
• There has been a need for a very long time to initiate negotiations for a new agreement with Moldova.
• We don't need to know someone a long time in order to cook for them. It's an icebreaker.
• Why did you need such a long time?
• You'll need to pose for a long time.
• I have to admit, Madam President, that my problem with this question is that the sheer volume of the Commission's recent activities and initiatives on this issue is such that I would need a very long time to relate everything we are doing at present.

• Therefore the liberalisation needs to be over a long period of time so they can find alternative sources of income, said British Labour Member David Martin.
• And, also, when you're exes, sometimes you need a long cooling
• This delimitation will result in some areas being removed from the delimited areas and these areas need a sufficiently long transitional period.
• However, the other countries will still need a long period of internal development.
• You need a long period spiritual peace.
• off period.
• Whereas it is desirable, in order to increase transparency and to meet expectations for projects or groups of projects having important financial needs for a long period, that indicative multiannual programmes in specific sectors or fields should be drawn up;
• Will we need a long transition period?