Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• chiefly for the sake of the languages of faraway peoples which I intend to study.
• As in the case, moreover, of Parliament's response to the 1997 action programme on organised crime, the Council fully intends to study your reports carefully during the implementation of its own strategy and to take the views expressed by Parliament into account.
• Once the other people in the study see how we intend to film them, they'll know it's safe to participate.
• Based on the findings of this study, the Commission intends to strengthen its ongoing actions to combat violence against women and support victims of such violence.
• Do you intend to study legal matters?
• The updating statement shall separately list new studies the applicant intends to submit on vertebrate animals.
• The Commission could here provide more detailed information on the study it intends to initiate on the subject.
• How many studies does the Commission intend to await before taking effective and decisive action?

• OEF studies intended for external communication require review by an independent and qualified external reviewer (or review team.) OEF studies intended to support a comparative assertion require review by 3 independent external reviewers.
• If the study is intended to be used for a comparative assertion to be disclosed to the public, interested parties shall conduct this evaluation as a critical review, and provide general information as to the type of review.
• List of new studies intended to be submitted on vertebrate animals.
• stroke engines.
• The study is also intended to provide results that are comparable to those found for the American economy.
• Objective: The study is intended to look at costs and feasibility for a risk financing instrument (insurance) for livestock epidemics and disease eradication in the EU.
• The OEF study is intended to provide a measure of the potential environmental pressures related to the provision of products by the Organisation.
• In 2004 the Commission commissioned a study intended to shed light on whether a legal provision is reasonable for limiting particulate emissions from two