Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• We must therefore do all we can to facilitate their integration, notably by offering them clear and detailed information about their rights and, most importantly, courses in the languages of their host countries.
• They define requirements for applications with more detailed and accurate descriptions of the services and the functions, regarding local aspects or aspects of man/machine interface.
• However, the Commission needs to provide the Parliament and the Council with more detailed and structured information about programming and results that should translate into more transparent, effective and efficient projects and programmes.
• The managing authority shall provide potential beneficiaries with clear and detailed information, on at least the following:
• In explaining its motives, I agree that the Commission's motion includes clear and detailed information on the request, analyses the criteria for eligibility, and explains the reasons that have led to its approval, in compliance with Parliament's defined requests.
• The managing authority shall provide potential beneficiaries with clear and detailed information on at least the following:
• After all, we ourselves have an interest in obtaining the greatest possible range of clear and detailed information on the meaningful deployment of technical measures.
• In such an eventuality, it shall provide the Commission, at the Commission's request, with more detailed and more frequent information than provided for in Article 33.

• Can the Commission provide the author of this question with more detailed information on the state of affairs as regards the introduction of digital tachographs in the different Member States?
• If necessary, the above grounds may be supplemented with more detailed information or contain other information in accordance with the requirements in this area laid down in the national law of the Schengen States.
• The Commission would therefore ask the Members to suggest to the party concerned that he/she provide it with more detailed information on the case in question.
• In particular, can the Commission provide Parliament with more detailed information on the following questions:
• The EU must support the use of new technologies and the Internet to provide consumers with more detailed information about products, while, at the same time, facilitating producers' access to the market.
• The Commission invites the Honourable Member to provide it with more detailed information concerning the nature of obstacles imposed by particular Member States to enable the Commission's services to further analyse the raised issue.