Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Vehicles comprising a large number of such closures as valves, stopcocks, manhole covers, flanges and the like must be designed so as to keep the number of Customs seals to a minimum.
• So as to keep the cows in.
• Therefore, it is now proposed to amend PDAB 8 so as to keep the overall amount of appropriations available unchanged.
• which I just toss in so as to keep the interpreters on their toes.
• Amendment 62 was not accepted so as to keep the solidarity principle sufficiently general.
• The ideological terrorism of the bourgeois class being promoted is that the only way out is to slaughter the workers so as to keep the profitability of capital intact.
• It also made an excellent British delicacy called pork scratchings
• Winter pruning is carried out so as to keep an average across the orchard of 1,2 to 1,4 canes per m2, depending on the distance between trees.

• old traditions, and the picking, processing, packaging and transport of the product are carried out with great care, the necessary checks being made so that the product retains its typical features.
• This amendment follows on from the previous one: a longer maturation period requires a higher moisture level (up to 90 %) so that the product loses water steadily and more slowly.
• Crop cultivation methods, which are imbued with age
• To achieve this, Mrs Müller, we also need labelling, not so that the products are marked 'Danger PVC!', but so that they can be collected separately and be properly recycled.
• In order to guarantee the quality of the product, these operations must be carried out very rapidly so that the product can be placed on the market within six days of the harvest.
• And fifthly, they aim to make third countries exporting to the European Union provide proof that quality control and batch approval have been carried out, so that the products can actually be traced if something happens.
• The Commission notes that the products are marketed in France by BASF and not by Bayer CropScience.
• In Bulgaria, for example, overall agricultural production has fallen by more than 50% so that the products of the multinationals of Europe, whose interests you defend, can be sold.