Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Nevertheless, I decided to vote in favour of the final text as amended because of the insertion of a clause that was negotiated by the PPE, allowing for a degree of flexibility during the last four weeks.
• annual nature of the EDFs allows for a degree of resource predictability for the ACP countries, but leads to unevenness in the delivery of aid, with peaks and troughs in disbursement levels during the implementation of each EDF,
• If I apply for a degree, I'll be there two years.
• Renato, for a degree in performing arts and cinema:
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• The Turkish Parliament has drafted a bill providing for a degree of regionalisation in Turkey.
• 180 credits are necessary for a degree and 300 for a master's degree (consisting, for example, of 180 degree credits and 120 'specialist' degree credits).
• Most of us went to college just for a degree

• Our democracies are being vigorously pruned back, and the national parliaments are surrendering power to a degree not matched by the additional influence acquired by the European Parliament.
• Every child
• must have mastered the national language by the time they enter school to a degree that enables them to follow the teaching taking place there.
• migrant or not
• It's enhancing your neural activity to a degree that I have never seen before.
• A pilot must have demonstrated language proficiency to a degree appropriate to the functions exercised on the aircraft.
• This report recommends that Member States' population and housing censuses be harmonised to a degree that is slightly absurd.
• And they have perfected that to a degree far beyond what we can imagine.