Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Data quality: G = 'Good' (e.g. based on surveys); M = 'Moderate' (e.g. based on partial data with some extrapolation); P = 'Poor' (e.g. rough estimation).
• A rough estimation of Umean useful for simple cases resulting in an increased additional capacity for future traffic demands.
• Where even a rough estimation of the population size cannot be made, enter the population type (e.g. permanent) and enter in the 'data quality' field the value DD (data deficient).
• Can the Commission provide any rough estimation?
• Following on from your answer to Mr Rübig's question, do you not also believe that we are yet again seeing how urgently necessary it is that we should have common European standards rather than always arriving at decommissioning dates by a process of rough estimation?

• The Authority can therefore only come to a rough estimate of the market value of the land.
• A rough estimate... $500 times 64 gives us $34000 per week.
• On a rough estimate, I would say priceless.
• My work, rough estimate, sometimes five, six to seven weeks; you can't always anticipate.
• The figures for administration (heading 5) agreed in Copenhagen are only based on a rough estimate of the possible needs by the Commission and therefore require further evaluation by Parliament and also by the other institutions.
• My work, rough estimate, sometimes five, six to seven weeks;
• I would therefore suggest that at the end of European summits, the political conclusions should be published, alongside a rough estimate of the financial implications.
• You may say that it is not possible, but I think you could at least give a rough estimate.