Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I hope that the present resolution, which I think is very good indeed, will be of use in this work in preparation for the COP 6 Conference.
• It will be worked out in use, in collaboration with users.
• It must be remembered that the majority of buildings that will be in use in 2020 are already in place now.
• When the digital tachograph is introduced for vehicles put newly into service, two different checking devices will be in use during a transitional period.
• When the digital tachograph is introduced for vehicles put newly into service, two different checking devices will be in use during a transitional period.
• For the first time ever, a common currency will be in use all over Europe from Flensburg to Sicily and from Dublin to Helsinki.
• The transitional period in which two different tachograph systems (conventional recording equipment and the new digital tachograph) will be in use at the same time should be restricted to the minimum so as to enable checks to be conducted efficiently.
• We can, to be extremely concrete use Simulacron to learn consumer habits 20 years from now... how housing needs will evolve which transportation modes will become obsolete and which ones will be in use.

• The Faeroe Islands have submitted to the Commission a list of the regions they will use in the ADNS system.
• Under the legal framework established Member States should be free to determine which type of organisational structure they will use in each third country.
• As you suggest, these are all kinds of good practices in the Member States which we will use in our cooperation.
• Your rapporteur proposes that AIFMs provide an ex ante definition of the leverage limits which they will use in respect of each AIF they are responsible for managing.
• Under the legal framework established Member States should be free in accordance with the conditions laid down in in this Regulation to determine which type of organisational structure they will use in each third country.
• Can the Commission say what mode of transport the many passengers on these express train services will use in the future?
• Member States should, in accordance with the conditions laid down in this legal framework, determine the type of organisational structure which they will use in each third country.
• With regard to the announcement following the EU's energy ministers' meetings that the Commission is seeking to introduce a process of defining energy 'poverty', what are the various types of data that the Commission will use in order to help define it?