Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Sadly, the majority of the data provided is from the 'old Member States'; only a few references are made to the new Member States, and there is no reference at all to the 'would
• If the media are to inform citizens objectively about the work of the EU, they must focus on genuine work rather than titbits or scandals.
• I have the majority to decide what I want.
• be member/ candidate countries'.
• I regret to have to say that the majority of concessions made to the new Member States related either to the report on the current Structural Funds Regulation or to the report on the Cohesion Fund.
• We have called for the restoration of this constitutional order, in full, and urged all parties and institutions to refrain from violence or talks about violence and to strive to find a swift and peaceful solution.
• I don't allow disease or scandal.
• Letter to The New Scientist, at best.

• The majority of the new Member States would like to continue the SAPS as long as possible despite of some disadvantages of the system.
• The majority of the Member States, however, did not want to take a final decision until the results of the new worldwide test cycle were available.
• The majority of the new Member States have been engaged in a transition process from a centrally planned to a market economy, involving fundamental institutional and structural changes in their economies.
• The majority of the new Member States had to use the 'negative modulation' option (regrouping of rural development sources to pay the CNDP).
• As you perhaps already know, at their most recent congress in Barcelona the network operators announced that from 2012 onwards it will be possible to charge the majority of the new mobile phones that they sell with a single standardised charger.
• The applicants submit that these principles have been infringed because the majority of the officials affected are nationals of the new Member States.
• The majority of the new Member States still have not defined their key priorities.
• Unfortunately, in the majority of the new European Union Member States, including Lithuania, care for dementia patients is particularly unsatisfactory.