Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Regarding regional variation, action is needed especially in the new MSs with deindustrialisation processes.
• Unemployment remains above the EU15 average with wide regional variations.
• PSPs should be able to agree, bilaterally or multilaterally, on the expansion of the basic Latin character set to support regional variations of SEPA standard messages.
• The current common fisheries policy already includes large elements of regional variation and localised cooperation which could be explored more effectively in respect of stock conservation.
• It must also be in keeping with the new regulation and the framework of the new CFP, especially on the subject of regional variations in measures.
• Regional variations and the availability of radiotherapy have a particular impact on poorer patients, since many cancer sufferers have to travel long distances and stay away from home for long periods.
• We should keep this aspect in mind in relation to regional development policy and we should strive to eliminate regional variations, particularly in the new Member States.
• It is also important that policy should be sufficiently flexible to respond to regional variations in the pattern of diseases, for example, between the Caribbean and Africa.

• It must also be in keeping with the new regulation and the framework of the new CFP, especially on the subject of regional variations in measures.
• The variations in regional recipe is such a fascinating thing because some people use more flour...
• In England and Wales there are regional variations in bills to reflect local circumstances, issues and levels of investment.
• the regional variations in prices for some species are such that those species cannot yet be covered by the scheme to grant financial compensation to producer organisations;
• We should keep this aspect in mind in relation to regional development policy and we should strive to eliminate regional variations, particularly in the new Member States.
• An important feature of the report is the increased attention given to regional and local variations in the levels of poverty and social exclusion, and how the underlying causes of poverty and social exclusion can vary from region to region.
• It is also important that policy should be sufficiently flexible to respond to regional variations in the pattern of diseases, for example, between the Caribbean and Africa.
• In particular, a more stable economic environment may stimulate bank lending and reduce the risk of defaults by having a positive impact on credit risk, although there will inevitably be regional variations in activity which could affect credit quality differentially.