Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Commission will continue to discuss this issue with Member States in the Council on the one hand, and with Russia and the Eastern Partners on the other hand.
• In the one hand, you'll have Morpheus' life.
• Far from being undemocratic, any interinstitutional agreement is between the elected governments who meet in the Council on the one hand and the directly elected Parliament on the other.
• It was concluded that the only economic justification for exporting blends of B20 and below was prompted by the subsidisation in the USA on the one hand, and the avoidance of paying any countervailing duties when importing into the Union on the other hand.
• He sleeps in the sun, one hand on his chest, calmly.
• In the casket he had one hand.
• The representative of the Council's response is ambiguous and somewhat schizophrenic in the one hand, he says that we need to implement the criteria but, on the other hand, he says things are running smoothly in Turkey and so we can proceed.
• You can't serve in the Kingsguard with one hand.

• Both parties also have been able to agree on a distinction of fishing zones for Community vessels on the one hand and local fishermen on the other.
• So on the one hand, the Montagues.
• I don't know. I... Well, in a way, on the one hand, it explained a lot.
• While they add or improve functionality on the one hand, they may also introduce undesirable features.
• The text seeks to find a compromise between amendments 11 and 20 on the one hand and amendment 52.
• The increased level of agricultural investments could, on the one hand, be an opportunity to contribute to a more productive agriculture and reduce poverty in developing countries.
• Caught between motorcyclists on the one hand and a group of decent people on the other, Parliament has to find a way of remaining consistent.
• This combines action on the one hand to address immediate problems with longer term assistance.