Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• You can go for 400.000 Km with no need for a mechanic...
• These data show that Papua's catch is actually sufficient to quadruple its production of steaks and canned tuna, with no need for other supplies.
• If Mrs de Palacio wishes to express her personal political opinion, she can do so at any time, with no need for recourse to this kind of manipulation, which I consider thoroughly deplorable.
• A response was defined as a significant or complete improvement of symptoms, with no need for further antifungal treatment and no Candida found in the specimens taken from the patient.
• I hope that, by means of the compromise amendments that have just now been tabled, we can achieve a result that can be translated into effect very quickly and so with no need for any Conciliation Committee procedure.
• Consequently, it applies to the proposed Regulation with no need for a specific reference to it.
• Smart card technology provides greater security... and improved accountability, with no need for unreliable human surveillance.
• And the truth is that we have, in the Treaty of Lisbon, if we truly wish to apply it, the instruments that we need to guarantee coordination and consistency, with no need for political or ideological divisions on this issue.

• when provided for by national legislation, may call on the competent authority of the Member State to start procedures to recover outstanding remuneration without the need for them to introduce a claim in that case.
• Without the need for a large incision.
• In short, book pricing promotes cultural development in Europe without the need for subsidies.
• They can institute a policy of prompt payment without the need for EU legislation.
• The universe is large and we are tiny, without the need for further religious superstructure.
• That would lead to greater understanding between nationals of different Member States without the need for them to acquire fluency in the other language.
• Repeal of Article 6.2 is recommended thereby enabling free negotiations between the parties without the need for regulation.
• The effect disappears without the need for special treatment.