Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The European Parliament supports the Commission in its intention to set up an IT security task force, which should be operational by mid
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the rapporteur set about his task with the intention of solving a problem, not with the intention of getting rid of a problem.
• The intention is to allow collection to remain the task of existing successful infrastructure.
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• Imposing such rules is the very minimum necessary and we will vote in favour, but we have no intention of accepting the fact that this proposal releases Member States from their duty to carry out a literally crucial task in terms of a public health service.
• Our task is to ensure that the good intentions are translated into practical measures and immediate, focused solutions.
• The intention of the resolution was to task the Commission with preparing the necessary legislative act, which would come into effect in 2011.
• This task fell to me and my intention was to help make real progress in the direction previously taken by the European Parliament.

• Urges the Commission and the Task Force for Reconstruction to give preference, with the exception of humanitarian assistance, to reconstruction projects in those municipalities that are trying to favour a climate of cooperation among the different ethnic groups opposing expulsions and preventing violence;
• The technology needed to advance such a scheme exists. The task now is to introduce prototype systems in representative communities, in order to prove what is possible, discover consumers' preferences, determine the most attractive business models, and identify and avert unexpected consequences.
• liberal view of the economy.
• At the time, he was the candidate with the most outspoken preferences for the forced privatisation of government tasks and for cancelling all manner of EU tasks that do not fit into his ultra
• The tasks of preparing and representing externally the decisions that derive from these joint responsibilities are allocated through a common decision on the basis of several criteria, such as efficiency, experience, preferences.
• The Commission's tentative approach shows how difficult it is to classify SSGIs, as they reflect specific and extremely varied tasks that are deeply rooted in national and even local collective preferences.
• Employee representatives reiterated their preference for tasks relating to financial stability and supervision to be allocated to the central banks.
• In a debate such as this and in the forthcoming work on reviewing the Generalised System of Preferences, we have to think about and focus on the basic task and the basic aim of the Generalised System of Preferences, which is to combat poverty.