Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Which problems (financial or technical) have been identified by these controls in each case so far? 2.
• If the Initiative is renewed after 2006, the Commission should launch a study to ascertain which problems are caused by the existence of a border.
• The rules according to which problems are solved today are from before the Internet era, when the Union had six Member States inhabited by sedentary citizens.
• Which problem do you deal with first?
• That reference to remuneration should have appeared in recitals 5 and 12, in Article 1 and elsewhere, to make it absolutely clear which problem was being addressed.
• This is a debate in which problems of both procedure and substance have arisen.
• Naturally, there is the question of which problems will arise for industry with continued use of REACH.
• It is, however, clear that the ease with which problems can be tackled depend to some extent on Commission has, therefore, asked Parliament and Council in Article 3(2) whether this should be taken into account.

• I don't know what problem you had with this girl, but boy, could she pick a cake.
• Do you know what problem will arise if you shoot while holding your breath?
• Why, what problem do you have?
• Of course, what problem would I have?
• And what problem has you jumping off of a clock tower?
• What problem are between you two?
• And the man says, "What problem?"
• What problem could there possibly be?