Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Specifically, the EESC believes that there should be a single approach to education, training and youth policies, because it sees lifelong learning as a single process from nursery school to retirement and beyond.
• Given the financial importance of these funds a single approach needs to be adopted for all Member States.
• We need to opt for a stimulus rather than a single approach austerity strategy and in that sense the debate on innovative financing tools should become our key priority.
• We should not delude ourselves that all the valid and humane arguments are contained in a single analysis and a single approach.
• Given the financial importance of these funds a single approach needs to be adopted for all Member States.
• We must stop this, but by means of a single approach not infringing the personal data protection of citizens.
• A community is being built and this process, albeit slow, has more chance of succeeding than the desire to impose a single approach, which is not essential.
• Nevertheless, you will encounter, both in this Chamber and among the European Union's citizens, harsh criticism of our ability to demonstrate a single approach and joint actions.

• Given the financial importance of these funds a single approach needs to be adopted for all Member States.
• There is no single holistic approach to the management of public utilities that fits all developing countries.
• We need to opt for a stimulus rather than a single approach austerity strategy and in that sense the debate on innovative financing tools should become our key priority.
• There is no single global approach by regulators and in several EU Member States legislative changes are currently in process.
• and that inappropriate action may well lead to an increase in the current, relatively low, rate of recorded incidents.
• The result is that there is no single approach.
• is convinced that promoting partnerships is the most effective way of resolving the problems of nutrition, overweight and obesity, and that no single approach can possibly be sufficient.
• Overall it is clear that there is no single totally acceptable approach