Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Want to see what really is there?
• I think the point we have arrived at requires the asking of fundamental questions, which includes the fact that, if we have a prevailing underproduction and sub
• That is certainly no way to bring about agreement; what really is needed instead is an attempt at putting Europe's real needs in a financial framework.
• What really is the truth in the case of the racketeer and gunman Rocky Sullivan?
• This is what really is going on.
• All I can say to the Council is this: what really is urgent is for you finally to give us the money to carry out this task.
• quota situation in Europe, then what really is the underlying justification for increasing quotas?
• 'Cause when you get down to it, what really is our legacy?

• investment in the European film market, but what is really required is a better distribution system on the European market and also on the international markets.
• There is wide agreement that harmonisation should focus on what is really necessary, and that it is not realistic to aim for too much harmonisation in a European Union of 27 states.
• But what is really exceptional is the setting.
• Supervision should be limited to what is really necessary and useful.
• Obviously, digitalisation is one way to combat fragmentation and under
• I think this is a good contribution to what is really a growing business relationship.
• Let us, as Mr Nassauer said, focus on what is really essential for our European citizens and then think about enlargement, if necessary, a little bit further on.
• I may be happy to discuss it in six months' time, but at the moment that is a course of action that glosses over and covers up what is really necessary.