Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We met in Bordeaux, on the margins of an education conference held by the French Presidency.
• We also have them on the margins of history.
• 26 May 2010), a number of human rights organisations drew our attention once more to the case of Pinar Selek.
• Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee (Istanbul, 25
• The struggle to survive on the margins of society
• Moreover, this issue was raised on the margins of the Council meeting of 15 February 2007 in Brussels, when it came up during lunch.
• I believe that this matter is fundamental and cannot remain on the margins of this Council.
• During the course of contacts made by the delegation of MEPs on the margins of the 64th meeting of the EU

• If we are convinced that CO2 emissions need to be reduced dramatically, then we have to stop tinkering at the margins of renewable energy and to achieve genuine liberalisation for electricity markets.
• The EU is invited to the closed session of major stakeholders called by the Chair of the Kimberley Process at the margins of the meeting of the World Diamond Council on 14 July in St Petersburg, where we will advance further discussions on that issue.
• Social responsibility must be focused on the poorest, on those at the margins of society, on those who have no qualifications and who are most exposed to manipulation.
• However, I also have something to add which is rather at the margins of the debate.
• Foreign exchange intervention and financing at the margins of the standard or narrower fluctuation bands are, in principle, automatic and unlimited, with very short
• term financing available.
• Around 21.4% of young people in the EU are unemployed and kept at the margins of the economy; this becomes even more serious if we consider that with the ageing of the population, we are jeopardising the very economic and social future of the EU.
• We all want to reach a ripe old age, but not to be lonely and at the margins of society.