Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• These costs are incurred directly as a result of the research activities and are broken down between the different research projects in proportion to the time spent by the research personnel on each project.
• The same reasoning applies to the State aid in the insolvency proceedings of Herlitz PBS AG, which results from the different proportion of claims waived in group PBS 3 and by the comparable private creditors in PBS 5.
• I asked quite a lot more, such as the relative ranking of the different funds and the proportions in which they would be used.
• The area of combined crops shall be distributed between the different crops in proportion to the area of ground they occupy.
• Each of these names relates to a different type of mead, produced on the basis of different proportions of honey and water or juice, and different ageing times.
• Material
• As for the content of the education, this is fully the responsibility of the Board, and all this, including the different proportions between the language sections, and the curriculum, is totally in the hands of the Board of Governors of the European Schools.
• The following different proportions shall be used to allow to establish an appropriate level of check testing for the categories of basic seed and bred seed of generations prior to basic seed: 5, 10, 15 and 20 %.

• The impact on Member States varies very widely, given the different rates of duty in EU countries.
• The Commission communication appears to show that the different rates are not producing distortions of competition or deflections of trade.
• effective decision is reached.
• We recognise the different rates of progress that exist, which are chiefly due to the fact that these countries have all had different opportunities to develop.
• Participants are to request and retain from the approved travel agency the different rates available (including/excluding a weekend stay) so that the most cost
• The purpose of this proposed directive is to prevent the different rates of value added tax and tax structures in the Member States from drifting further apart.
• The thickness of the sausage slows down the drying process considerably, lending it a distinctive taste on account of the different rate at which it matures.
• Details of these allowances and the different rates applicable depending on the level of the functions exercised are set out explicitly in the regulations and decisions concerned.