Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The procedure has been simplified by Parliament to ensure ease of use and to maximise citizens' participation in the initiative.
• You got to ease out of the street life.
• Any famiLiar sOunds may heLP to ease him Out Of this.
• That is too inflexible and shows signs of too much weight having been given to ease of supervision as a consideration.
• Effectively, a provision which would make it unlawful to maintain CFCs on the market, for example, prohibition of sale, would certainly contribute greatly to ease of control.
• To ease the awkwardness of the moment.
• With this objective, DB2010 has ranked 181 countries with regard to 'ease of doing business' and offers a quantitative assessment based on 10 indicators.
• Fishermen are encouraged to install manual, electric of hydraulic winches to improve ease of deployment and retrieval of tori lines.

• For ease of application, the Irish authorities obliged each airline to pay to the Revenue service the relevant amount per passenger departing from an Irish airport and carried by that airline.
• All ECB legal instruments shall be numbered sequentially for ease of identification.
• Emphasis added for ease of reading.
• Member States shall ensure that the Letter of Rights is made accessible on line for ease of access.
• This and other amendments seek to standardize it, for ease of application.
• The KwikPen is designed for ease of use.
• I put it in this for ease of carriage.
• However, for ease of implementation of the additional reporting and to accommodate possible future needs, NCBs report the remaining series on a voluntary basis.