Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• and there lies the issue with cyber weapons.
• It is acknowledged that while the primary competence for establishing the regime for the issue of euro coins lies with the participating Member States, NCBs play an essential role in the distribution of euro coins;
• The issue lies in what happens when a patient refuses treatment.
• I voted against this report in the final vote because I believe that responsibility for the issues it covers lies with the Member is the subsidiarity principle which should apply here.
• So military technologies can influence the course of the world, can make or break world peace
• and there lies the issue with cyber weapons.
• The solution to the Somalia issue lies with the UN and the African Union.
• While the primary competence for establishing the regime for the issue of euro coins lies with the participating Member States, future Eurosystem NCBs play an essential role in the distribution of euro coins.

• The issue lies in what happens when a patient refuses treatment.
• You are right, however, that the key issue lies in national and even regional or local powers in the areas of building or suitability for building.
• The issue lies in whether or not to exclude pilotage activities in those covered by this directive.
• The answer to the issue lies in the good use of the significant opportunities that will be provided by the structural funds for the 2007 to 2013 period.
• The underlying issue lies in the wish of Europeans no longer to accept the consequences of the freedom of establishment which would necessarily result from accession.
• The issue lies in what happens when a patient refuses treatment.
• Beyond these issues lies that of the European Union's constitutional prospects.
• On the procedural points, which he makes with force and sincerity, I know he will forgive me if I do not get engaged in these arguments because the expertise and, indeed, the responsibility for dealing with the issues lies elsewhere.