Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• There are problems in practice, however.
• However, the restrictive scope of this Annex has led to certain problems in practice.
• Using extraterritorial jurisdiction also creates many problems in practice.
• The problems resulting from the practice of shark finning extend well beyond Community waters.
• Thus, if there are problems of restrictive practices in cargo handling and pilotage in some continental ports, they should be tackled by individual Member States.
• The problems resulting from the practice of shark finning extend well beyond Community waters.
• This criterion is causing problems in practice for many Flemish institutions.
• It is they who face the relevant problems in practice.

• There is a problem in Belarus with respect for human rights and democratic freedoms.
• It is just that there is a problem in this particular instance which I think we all understand.
• If you're done slobbering, Grimes, there is a problem in Rio.
• There is a problem in a situation like that, if they are only allowed twenty minutes access to the child.
• As with other countries however, there is a problem in the provision of suitable long term accomodation and housing for younger persons with MS.
• However, there is a problem in redeveloping Kosovo's trade.
• But there is a problem in getting amendments to people on time.
• Mr President, there is a problem in the Dutch version, and I understand that this also occurs in various other language versions.