Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Secondly, it considered that the exemption, specific to coordination centres, from the proportional tax on contributions seemed to give them an economic advantage compared with undertakings which, in the same circumstances, are subject to it.
• E. whereas Iran has now had a government for 22 years which persecutes and oppresses adherents of other faiths; disappointed that the first election of President Khatami, which seemed to give grounds for hope, did not bring about substantial democratic and political change,
• Never seemed to give him any pleasure.
• Mr Falconer raised a number of points of order, and I was very concerned that the President in the Chair yesterday seemed to give him some kind of blanket exemption from the rules I understood had been decided.
• This did not hurt her, and seemed to give much relief.
• It seemed to be working, and I wasn't going to give in to Matty's private sexcapades until I got some public attention.
• and then, I guess it was about a year ago... shejust seemed to give up hope of ever getting well... and took to her bed more or less permanently.
• And the one thing he said every day that most seemed to give people reassurance and confidence was, "I don't know."

• You seem to have given this an awful lot of thought.
• Nami Matsushima seems to have given in to her fate this time around.
• She seems to have given up, at least for the now, the race.
• But now it seems to have given him the wrong impression.
• Eye.
• It therefore seems to have given CVSL an advantage since no private operator would have granted this guarantee without remuneration.
• You seem to have given this a fair bit of thought, Mad
• She seems to have given up the post.