Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• On 1 June 2005 the Commission presented the i2010 initiative, which seeks to optimise the benefits of the new information technologies for economic growth, job creation and the quality of life of European citizens.
• The ENRD may therefore provide further opportunities for the dissemination throughout the EU of the possible benefits of the new technology referred to in your question, in case this new technology is taken up within one or more rural development measures/programmes.
• It is difficult enough for the Union to estimate its own stocks, let alone for the developing countries who have to do this without the benefit of the West's advanced technology.
• The seasonal measurement method takes better into account the benefits of the inverter driven technology and the conditions in which these appliances are used.
• Here, too, we must work together with the developing countries to ensure that rules are adopted which enhance the social benefits of the new technologies and are not simply targeted to commercial gain.
• There is no scientific agreement on the benefits of GM technology in the area of food.
• We have the benefits of all the science and technology that we talk about here.
• For the lower speeds there are differences, but these lead to conservative values for the CO2 emissions benefits of the innovative technology.

• Additionally, a greater effort on skill development for workers and managers is vital to get and share the benefits of new technologies.
• It must remain a central European policy that the benefits of new technologies extend equally to all urban and rural parts of Europe.
• There is no scientific agreement on the benefits of GM technology in the area of food.
• In addition, access to the benefits of information technology should be made available to all European citizens.
• In addition, access to the benefits of information technology should be made available to all European citizens.
• I assure you, I have done extraordinary work without the benefit of technology.
• As regards the question on ensuring the benefits of technology to all areas, the Commission has taken steps to allocate resources to areas potentially missed out.
• Equally, the benefit of new technologies must be spread to all regions in Europe and to both urban and rural areas.