Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• requirements applying to all undertakings in the relevant railway sector designed to offer benefits or protection to consumers.
• It incorporates elements of the TAC restrictions in a maximum (33000 t) or a minimum (7000 t) quota, some of which were proposed by fishermen themselves and which have been shown to offer benefits for economic conditions in the fishery.
• A monetary agreement will offer benefits to both parties.
• I also think that this regulation will offer benefits to consumers due to the labelling requirements.
• However this debate is certainly better late than never and the resulting text is a worthwhile effort to identify, regulate and nurture sustainable forms of farming which potentially offer benefits for our environment, consumers and producers, plus of course the animals.
• I am just asking because... because we offer benefits for account transfers.
• While opportunities for synergies differ depending on the thematic area of a KIC, a number of initiatives and programmes at Union level seem particularly likely to offer benefits from cooperation and coordination.
• It will also offer benefits in terms of environmental protection and reduce costs.

• We must invest; we must provide certainties, offer opportunities.
• For example, town
• We have been told that PNR data offer opportunities for fighting crime. Indeed, many here in Parliament have affirmed this.
• twinning schemes offer opportunities for exploiting various elements of the strategy.
• environmental commitments that, by applying more than the usual good farming practices, offer opportunities for building up soil organic matter, reduce erosion and prevent soil salinisation.
• The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) provides support for a large range of agri
• and these, in turn, will offer opportunities for exporting products outside the EU.
• After all, this field has proved to be a source of new jobs