Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• These warranties should therefore be considered to be manufacturers' warranties for the purposes of Community competition law.
• Measures in terms of warranties and maintenance have been taken to ensure both technical viability and longevity.
• Subject: Warranties for electrical goods under EU Directive 1999/44/EC
• Warranties and indemnities expiring 15 years after closing
• These unlimited warranties granted by the Framework Agreement must accordingly be abolished.
• Let's sell some... Television warranties.
• Indeed, the Commission has observed a trend towards longer manufacturers' warranties over the past few years.
• The unlimited warranties must be abolished.

• Finally, we the Members of the European Parliament, have been rather guilty of placing greater emphasis on labelling than on real guarantees that products are safe.
• We now find ourselves in the position of debating something that has been in force for some time now and which involves data on our citizens being transferred to the United States without our having any real guarantees about how this data is used in practice.
• There are real guarantees of an independent campaign against corruption, and, fortunately, a number of initiatives have been taken in respect of cases of it in high places.
• It is the spiral of paralysing fear which must be broken, which can, I think, only be done by allowing the majority to be the majority, whilst giving the minority real guarantees of security and genuine participation in policy.
• However, consumers need real guarantees.
• Biotechnology will never be truly accepted by the citizens of Europe until real guarantees of safety are introduced.
• Pending completion of the assessment of the impact of the project on biodiversity in the Danube Delta, no real guarantees exist that there will be no works in the area.
• Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt that this directive on the European Protection Order to safeguard victims is another sign of a momentous shift in real guarantees, above all for women, but not exclusively so, as has already been said.