Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Boyd, my security needs go beyond having a bodyguard.
• Randy, see... there's no need of you having to say that.
• You need to be having a life.
• · Finally the Draftsman believes there is a need of having a public, updated European "road map" of all European gas pipelines, and the Commission shall publish and update it.
• You and me need to be having a proper conversation at some point, lady.
• You certainly don't need to apologize for having a good time at your dad's.
• They seem to be spread like confetti around the Member States, more to ensure that each Member State has an agency on its territory than with a view to the need and benefits of having a separate EU agency to deal with the matter in question.

• Despite the need to have a smoothly functioning internal market, it should be possible to have zoning and compartmentalisation in the form of harmonised criteria and a requirement for testing and/or quarantine arrangements in accordance with the OIE/Codex.
• We therefore agree with the Commission on the need to have a mechanism that ensures that fishing opportunities are not put at risk, as stated in Article 12, if the process of ratifying a fisheries agreement has not been completed.
• Smart meters, the need to have a viable and open energy system, the need for genuine competition: these are the words and phrases we think are important, and that is also true of the rights of the consumer.
• Darling, please don't become one of those women who feels the need to have a career and not a life.
• They show that there is broad agreement between us regarding the need to have a strong and consistent European voice heard within international forums.
• However, there is another aspect
• Indeed, for several months all the institutions of the European Union have been talking at every possible opportunity of the need to have a research programme which lives up to our ambitions.