Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Moreover, all legislative Council meetings should be held in public to ensure full transparency on the Member States' position on the laws that they will then have to implement.
• In the case of State aid for the purchase of vaccines, the vaccines will be obtained by the ŠVPS SR under a public procurement contract and they will then be distributed to livestock farmers via private veterinarians.
• I would ask whether they will then have to become a state to gain a respectable place in the European Union?
• If they don't hate you now, they will then.
• It is my belief that they will then be pinned down by the commitments they assumed publicly.
• They will then have to be discussed by Parliament and by the Council so that agreement can be reached on the objectives and priorities for the Union during the first half of 2005.
• A third point, which is also not very straightforward: I have the impression that several countries who are now doing particularly well out of the support system, have no interest whatsoever in enlargement because they will then lose their financial privileges.
• they will then invite the Commission to present the appropriate legislative proposal(s);

• If 40 Members, who were present at the sitting in Strasbourg, request that the vote or quorum be established, then they will be added to the number of those present.
• And then they will use it to slingshot their transmission.
• And then they will follow your every word.
• If Spain is next, it simply reintroduces the peseta, and likewise Portugal the escudo, and then they will be able to compete again.
• And then they will split those commissions with sales.
• And then they will kill me.
• If these cattle are not supplied by Member States then they will be found elsewhere.
• If governments try and communicate then they will of course be accused of propaganda.