Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The current NUTS breakdown subdivides each Member State into a whole number of regions at NUTS 1 level. Each of these is then subdivided into regions at NUTS level 2, and these in turn into regions at NUTS level 3.
• Each of these is then subdivided into regions at NUTS level 2, and these in turn into regions at NUTS level 3.
• these in turn each being subdivided into NUTS level 3
• 2. The NUTS classification is hierarchical. It subdivides each Member State into NUTS level 1 territorial units, each of which is subdivided into NUTS level 2 territorial units, these in turn each being subdivided into NUTS level 3 territorial units.
• It subdivides each Member State into NUTS level 1 regions, each of which is subdivided into NUTS level 2 regions, these in turn each being subdivided into NUTS level 3 regions.
• Some EU Member States give little or no state funding to railway companies, so that these in turn are forced to charge high route prices for freight traffic in order to finance passenger traffic.
• It subdivides each Member State into NUTS level 1 territorial units, each of which is subdivided into NUTS level 2 territorial units, these in turn each being subdivided into NUTS level 3 territorial units.
• NUTS 1 regions are then subdivided into NUTS 2 and these in turn into NUTS 3, in accordance with demographic criteria and existing administrative structures.

• This in turn would facilitate the pursuit of stability oriented macroeconomic policies.
• This in turn affects their health, particularly the weaker members of society such as the elderly and children.
• This in turn would lead to increased CO 2 emissions.
• This in turn leads to duplication, waste and lost opportunities.
• This in turn should reduce the backlog of payments, which on 31 December 2001 amounted to EUR 6685.3 million.
• This in turn would increase public opposition to the EU.
• This in turn has implications for development assistance and lending from international financial institutions.
• This in turn may bring economies of scale.