Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Since then there has been a change of government in 1996 and the decision was taken to suspend the application and to look instead for a strengthened association agreement.
• There has been a change of numbers, it is that simple.
• When there has been a change of vat, these percentages are increased by 1 point.
• We will probably find at the vote tomorrow that there has been a change of mind in the European Parliament.
• Nevertheless, I would point out to the Commission that, as far as the Socialist Group is concerned, there has been a change of priorities.
• There has been a change in the program.
• It looks very much as if there has been a change of driver, but that the bus remains the same.
• Despite the fact that there has been a change of government, there seems to be no change in policy.

• 2 Restated due to changed requirements of IAS 38 concerning the timing of recognition of catalogue costs.
• At the same time, as a result of constantly increasing and changed requirements in relation to evaluating, reporting, etc., the administrative statistical procedures have also increased sharply.
• The potential problems regarding moral hazard will be reduced by harmonised regulation of investor compensation schemes across the Member States and through changed requirements and inventive
• As almost everyone in the labour market will be affected by the changes, education has to be available to all so that they can adapt to changed requirements.
• compatible conditions.
• Labelling requirements are changed in both layout and content from the existing EU system.
• This amendment attempts to address the risk of moral hazard through changed requirements and incentive
• compatible conditions.