Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Interruptions to the regular implementation of oral vaccination campaigns against rabies severely affect the effectiveness of the programmes and would prolong the time needed to finally eradicate the disease.
• MEPs prolong the time allowed to lodge an appeal against a decision to restrict residence on these grounds, from a minimum of 15 to a minimum of 30 days (82).
• Curriculum integration and academic recognition issues have been thoroughly addressed; participation in the project does not prolong the time to complete the students' course of study and/or training.
• The court or tribunal may prolong the time limits provided for in Article 3(6), Article 4(3) and (5) and Article 5(1), in exceptional circumstances, if necessary in order to safeguard the rights of the parties.
• If you are given more Visudyne than you should be Overdose of Visudyne may prolong the time during which you are photosensitive and you may need to follow the protection instructions given in section 2 for longer than 48 hours.
• It reduces the number of hospital stays due to the disease and prolongs the time without relapses.
• So we can even slightly prolong the votes at times, because, as I say, Fridays are quiet, relaxed days with a pleasant atmosphere.
• If SME status has to be checked during the negotiations and every year thereafter, this is likely to make administrative processing more cumbersome and prolong the time needed to negotiate agreements and later approve reports.

• We must have a longer transitional period and extend the time before enlargement.
• We should not be voting to extend the time we spend in Strasbourg: we should be voting to get rid of it.
• 2. In exceptional, duly substantiated cases, the competent authorities shall be permitted to extend the time limit for publication.
• Mr President, on a point of order, may I suggest that you extend the time available for this one
• The present Commission proposal tries to do two things: it tries to extend the time limit for the evaluation of chemicals, and we can accept that as it is clearly necessary; but it also tries to classify the substances used in animal clinical trials.
• Masivet might extend the time before the tumours progress.
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• It is appropriate therefore to further extend the time limits provided for in Decision 2004/280/EC.