Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Successful tenderers shall remove the butter awarded to them within 45 days of the closing date for the submission of tenders.
• The successful tenderer shall remove the product awarded to them within 30 days following the notification referred to in Article 47(3).
• To remove Sunday as a day of rest puts yet another obstacle in the way of successful family life.
• In addition to the provisions of Article 16 of Regulation (EEC) No 2131/93, the successful tenderer must remove the awarded cereal stocks before 30 September 2005.
• A successful Single Market should encourage entrepreneurship and remove obstacles hindering the establishment of new SMEs.
• Successful tenderers shall remove the butter awarded to them within 30 days following the end of the time period for the submission of tenders.
• Successful tenderers shall remove the butter awarded to them within 30 days of the closing date for the submission of tenders.
• The successful tenderer may not remove the purchased sugar from storage or conclude a storage contract under Article 34(1) until a removal order is issued for the quantity awarded.

• According to Italy, training institutions funding was intended to remove the correspondent organisation shortcomings of the beneficiaries, possibly susceptible to undermine the success of the certification process.
• It was a huge success, but I had to remove all of your teeth.
• You have been able to remove legal obstacles and set diplomatic pressures aside in record time to take what may prove to be a great initiative for the success of European Union foreign policy.
• Remove each NAME from the list of defined aliases. Options:
• The Right has attempted to remove these emphases, fortunately without success.
• It should be borne in mind that success in keeping public deficits within acceptable limits does not mean that the Member States concerned have also managed to remove economic, social and territorial disparities.
• 4.11 It should be borne in mind that success in keeping public deficits within acceptable limits does not mean that the Member States concerned have also managed to remove economic, social and territorial disparities.
• The governments of the member countries of the union have the main responsibility for guaranteeing the success of this code, but too often they pretend not to know of the existence of such discrimination, or anyway fail to intervene positively to remove it.