Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Vienna document supports Malta's application for accession.
• The support documents may include any aides memoire or other background information of elements to evaluate.
• The European Commission supports the document that was adopted by the Conciliation Committee.
• There is no international document that supports this interpretation of the right to marry. Furthermore, there is no legal basis for these proposals in the body of EU law itself.
• I am able to support Document SEM 2000, Commission Document 3 and also the rapporteur's conclusions.
• I fully support the document proposed by Mr Nassauer.
• I support this document and agree that it covers the most acute health
• Particularly important to me is the introduction of sectoral support documents.

• Article 6(2) of Regulation (EC) No 414/2004 specifies the supporting documents which operators must supply to the competent authorities in order to be recognised as traditional operators.
• At the stage of proposal submission no supporting documents will be requested and no verification of the data by the services implementing FP7 will be carried out.
• No supporting documents are required at this stage to prove that:
• If no supporting documents were requested in the call for proposals and if the authorising officer responsible has doubts about the financial or operational capacity of applicants, he shall request them to provide any appropriate documents.
• They shall also keep available for the competent authority the registers of livestock held on holdings and used for milk production, in accordance with Article 7 of Regulation (EC) No 1760/2000, and supporting documents enabling such stock records to be verified.
• 'If no supporting documents were requested in the call for proposals and if the authorising officer responsible has doubts about the financial or operational capacity of applicants, he shall request them to provide any appropriate documents.'
• In general, no supporting documents are required, except in the case of certain competitions for linguists (please refer to the competition notice).
• If no supporting documents were requested in the call for proposals and if the authorising officer responsible has doubts about the financial or operational capacity of applicants, he shall request them to provide any appropriate documents.