Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In any case, under the current procedure, all the countries have to subscribe.
• Corrupt governments in the country have helped to preserve this state of affairs.
• More precisely, while other casinos in the country have to charge entrance fees amounting to EUR 15 per person, the three alleged State aid beneficiaries are entitled to charge only EUR 6 per person.
• I did say that majority voting could be useful when safeguard measures were being taken, because in such cases all of the countries have to show solidarity.
• NGOs in all the countries have to contend with a raft of problems due to governments' mistrust of civil society, especially when they cannot control them and so seek to cramp their independence by legislative means.
• They are beginning to calculate how many countries were in favour of the draft Constitution, in spite of its being clear that all the countries have to approve the proposal.
• Now, as has rightly been said, all the countries have to respect all the necessary parameters and criteria.
• What we need at European level, and we still do not have, are standards which all the countries have to apply to the safety of their nuclear reactors.

• Every so often we hear from the Brazilian authorities that the country has to expand its agricultural industry in order to improve its financial situation in the face of its problem with foreign debt.
• Financial assistance must support the population and must support the reforms which the country has to implement, as encouraged by the Union.
• A perfect storm of hypocrisy that everyone in the country has to deal with for months on end.
• My appeal to the Greek leaders is to explain in honest terms to the population of Greece the difficult choices that the country has to make.
• The latest Progress Report on the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, released on 6 November 2007, evaluates the progress made in several fields but also enumerates the remaining serious challenges that the country has to face.
• When we talk about Croatia, we are talking about the final steps that the country has to take to enable the conclusion of negotiations.
• Furthermore, clear, relevant and conditional benchmarks are necessary when applying sanctions, as only those can offer a realistic and unbiased view of the situation in the country at question and serve as comprehensible goals the country has to meet.
• Furthermore, the country has to support nearly one million refugees and internally displaced persons.