Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Particular attention was also devoted to the aim of making the application of national legislation on competition homogeneous.
• I regret that the Spanish presidency was not able to lighten your workload by making greater progress on agriculture and fisheries, which have been spoken of today.
• Staying with the aim of making our production system competitive and efficient on a global scale, I will now move on to my second point.
• The aim of making Europe a more attractive place to conduct research activities must be placed within an integrated framework of researcher support policies.
• The new company has announced its intention to initiate a restructuring plan with the aim of making savings.
• We decentralise administrative and, in some cases, financial responsibilities to local level with the aim of making cooperation more effective.
• The principle of mutual recognition must also be applied to financial sanctions in place, with the aim of making these easier to enforce across national borders.
• It is hard to understand why no effort has yet been made to renegotiate them, in the aim of terminating them, thereby making greater direct aid possible for the protection of proteins in the European Union.

• Thirdly, it also achieves the aim of greater prevention of health risks, which is not obtained through continually increasing taxation but, we feel, especially through specific investment in research too.
• The amendments simply further specify certain points for the sake of greater completeness and clarity with the aim of setting out defined and definitive aspects useful for checking and hence guaranteeing the total quality of the product.
• Specifies the aim of progressive harmonisation.
• Or is President Prodi going to do so in order to address the aims of sustainable economic development, of more jobs with rights and of greater social inclusion?
• oriented public investment.
• In the light of the aim of greater competitiveness, this would also reduce the burden on public finances and increase future
• The fruitful outcome was undoubtedly due to the fact that, although the three institutions favoured different approaches, they agreed on the aims of greater protection of consumers and more effective market surveillance.
• Parliament proposes, on the one hand, that this agency should be given a less intergovernmental structure, with the composition of these bodies, which would involve the Commission more in the aim of greater effectiveness.