Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• With regard to the need to considerably reduce intervention buying, food earmarked for assistance to the most deprived must also come from market purchases.
• Reports such as the one by Mr Schmitt will be able, if not to prevent, which is impossible, to considerably reduce the number of these terrible accidents.
• The company also started sourcing its raw materials more efficiently (from a closer location) and managed thereby to considerably reduce freight costs.
• Electronic stability control systems, advanced emergency braking systems and lane departure warning systems have a high potential to considerably reduce casualties.
• Firmly calls on the Maltese authorities to considerably reduce detention periods for migrants and not to systematically detain asylum seekers;
• The aim of this is to considerably reduce the translation costs for issuers.
• sized and large plants.
• The Council agreed to considerably reduce the SO 2 emission limit values in particular for medium

• This is therefore an environmental problem since it involves exerting pressure on the various players concerned in order to significantly reduce the use of detergents, which, when excessive, has harmful consequences for water.
• harvest and other food losses and waste throughout the food supply chain.
• I am very pleased with the ambitious objectives of the Florenz report to significantly reduce smoking among this age group.
• from the Community should be banned in order to significantly reduce the global mercury supply.
• Reminds the Commission of the need to significantly reduce the unnecessary delay caused by excessively onerous administrative procedures;
• While the initial timing for project completion was too optimistic, overall, the ECB has established an adequate organisational structure to meet its current needs and managed to significantly reduce the overall cost estimate.
• In 2002 the parties made a commitment to significantly reduce the loss of biodiversity by 2010 at global, regional and national level.
• The Rio + 20 outcome recognised the need to significantly reduce post