Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• After all, the Netherlands has always been a great champion of reforms in order to make the Lisbon process a success.
• The Presidency, in particular, wishes the process every success.
• Additional partnerships and new alliances are needed to make the Lisbon process a success and endorse its implementation.
• Finally, with the accession of six new Member States between the years 2004 to 2006, we all collectively have a lot of work to do to ensure that this process is a success.
• We do not want to see any more national standards and I wish this whole process every success for the future.
• We have a joint responsibility to ensure that this process is a success, because it is our failure too, and not just Turkey's, if the negotiations run aground.
• We will be able to offer the still more than 14 million unemployed in the European Union real opportunities of taking part in this process of bringing about success.
• I am convinced that, if this process is a success, it will yield genuine labour market reforms on the basis of the motto, 'There is no alternative'.

• We must ensure, on the other hand, that this process does not cause the Member States, businesses or producers to shirk their responsibilities.
• This process does no harm, and Daisy the cow can live a happy life.
• Starting this process does not guarantee you will finish it.
• It is extremely important that we agree so that this process does not falter.
• This process does not unnecessarily discriminate between fiscal rules according to the state or regional body which approves them, but solely determines whether or not their content is harmful for the entire Union.
• This process does work in the long run.
• This process does not harm the typical characteristics of the product.
• However, this process does not change the basic physical, chemical and technical characteristics of the product.