Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The ECB has also approved this system of two definitions, even if they would prefer legal acts with only one definition for important statistical indicators.
• One amendment broadens the definitions of "European biodiversity" and "biodiversity damage".
• In relation to this, as a supplement to the question, it would be interesting to know whether the Commission thinks that there should be one definition for the whole of the European Union.
• I like one of the definitions that Alan Kay has for technology.
• The first paragraph shall not apply to the description and presentation of such mixtures when they meet one of the definitions laid down in Article 1 (4) of Regulation (EEC) No 1576/89 and save as otherwise provided for in Article 7b.
• Paragraph 1 shall not apply to the description, presentation or labelling of mixtures referred to in that paragraph if they meet one of the definitions laid down in category A or B of Annex II.
• these prices shall relate to a standard quality for oil corresponding to one of the definitions in the annex referred to in article 35.
• It is important to point out that one of the definitions refers to environmental law.

• The presence of symptoms and signs should be verified until the start of the treatment in order to determine whether the treated infection matches one of the case definitions of nosocomial infection
• In Bodin we find one of the first definitions of the word "witch".
• The Commission proposal also contains less successful features, one of which is the definition of 'bathing water'.
• From this wording it appears that one of the elements of the definition of State aid in Article 87 of the Treaty, namely the distortion of competition, is missing.
• One of them concerns the definition of Asia as such, since geographic, cultural, political and other concepts are differently defined.
• So fortunately, one of the other definitions of "suck" that was in there, it does create a vacuum.
• It constitutes one important part of the definition of different product types within the scope of the product concerned.
• One of them is the definition of outstanding 'pay claims' of employees.