Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The French authorities consider that the rule described in recital 84, according to which the subsidiary is not to apply for any guarantee from the parent, is sufficient to invalidate the hypothesis put forward by UOP.
• The current facts of the case do not accord with the hypothesis put forward by the United Kingdom and therefore have no relevance in ascertaining the existence, or otherwise, of State aid.
• In view of the above, and to be consistent with both past experience and the hypothesis put forward by the local operators, the Commission will consider in the rest of this Decision that the England and Wales/Scotland interconnector's capacity is attributed to England and Wales.
• It is an open secret, it has appeared throughout the press, and no theory has been put forward to question the hypothesis that the United States played a very 'good' and specific part in putting the Talibans into power.
• it is not for the Directive to put forward a hypothesis about its effects on competition between service providers;
• And what transpired was that people had put forward a hypothesis that was apparently coming up with some fabulous results by about 1995.
• The hypothesis put forward in the study is that the current changes are dangerously speeding up the evaporation and precipitation processes within the water cycle as a result of higher temperatures fuelled by greenhouse gases.
• The hypothesis put forward by Commissioner Rehn at the January meeting of Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, with regard to a possible reworking of the proposal's legal basis, has not yet been presented to the Council.

• The hypothesis put forward in the study is that the current changes are dangerously speeding up the evaporation and precipitation processes within the water cycle as a result of higher temperatures fuelled by greenhouse gases.
• The hypothesis put forward by Commissioner Rehn at the January meeting of Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, with regard to a possible reworking of the proposal's legal basis, has not yet been presented to the Council.
• The current facts of the case do not accord with the hypothesis put forward by the United Kingdom and therefore have no relevance in ascertaining the existence, or otherwise, of State aid.
• Later, even a more daring hypothesis was put forward, that is the Ocean is a thinking substance.
• The French authorities consider that the rule described in recital 84, according to which the subsidiary is not to apply for any guarantee from the parent, is sufficient to invalidate the hypothesis put forward by UOP.
• And what transpired was that people had put forward a hypothesis that was apparently coming up with some fabulous results by about 1995.
• In view of the above, and to be consistent with both past experience and the hypothesis put forward by the local operators, the Commission will consider in the rest of this Decision that the England and Wales/Scotland interconnector's capacity is attributed to England and Wales.
• it is not for the Directive to put forward a hypothesis about its effects on competition between service providers;