Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I mean, can you think of any proper reason she can't pick up the phone and call someone
• On this basis the applicant contends that the contested regulation violated Article 2 paragraphs 5 and 7 (b and c) of Regulation 384/1996, committed a manifest error of assessment and failed to state proper reasons.
• It also alleges infringement of Article 253 EC, inasmuch as the Commission has not stated proper reasons for the contested decision, in that:
• Furthermore, the Board of Appeal failed to give proper reasons for its decision contrary to Article 73 of the Regulation.
• just to let them know she's okay?
• There is a proper reason why people dump their dogs.
• If the Member State chooses the option provided for under Article 76(2) of Regulation (EC) No 1198/2006, it shall state the specific and proper reasons for this choice.
• We should note in this Chamber today that the Commission on our behalf did not have the confidence that they could do an independent, fair and objective job and therefore we have proper reason to say that we have no confidence in the election results.

• Any measure adopted under this Directive and involving restrictions on the placing of a product on the market or requiring its withdrawal or recall must state the appropriate reasons on which it is based.
• The application for anonymity must be made by a separate document stating appropriate reasons.
• 3. A Member State shall be authorised to derogate from the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 for a transitional period of five years, for appropriate reasons.
• The analysis of training needs must document those not deemed appropriate and the reasons why.
• If due allowance is to be made for that privileged position, with appropriate reasons being given in the event of rejection, the authorities consulted also need to be aware of the privileged position.
• However, to give such level of detail was not deemed appropriate for reasons of confidentiality.
• It is appropriate, for reasons of clarity and simplification, to incorporate those rules into this Regulation.
• A Member State is, however, authorised to derogate from the aforementioned provisions for a transitional period of five years, for appropriate reasons.