Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Without some sort of framework authorities will interpret the need to communicate information in different ways, leading to inconsistencies.
• This, moreover, is in line with the need to interpret strictly any derogating provision such as Article 61(3)(b) of the EEA Agreement [10].
• Convergence will not occur if an integrated supervisor still needs to interpret and apply 25 different sets of regulations.
• There needs to be greater consultation with the stakeholders of the industry and, in particular, in order to better assess the impact of proposed also needs to be easier to interpret.
• Mr President, Parliament needs to interpret Democracy in a democratic fashion.
• It sounds easy, but you need someone who can interpret the data.
• This, moreover, is in line with the need to interpret strictly any derogating provision such as Article 87(3)(b) of the Treaty.
• We need to interpret the result of the referenda correctly.

• Reasonable suspicion needs to be interpreted in accordance with national law.
• Your rapporteur considers that the Commission proposal on the Single CMO has not respected the principle that Article 43(3) TFEU needs to be interpreted restrictively.
• That is another example of how even the Dublin regulation needs to be interpreted correctly, not to point the finger at anyone, but to ensure that everyone works together.