Translation of "Sinnvolle verwendung" in English

I'm sure you'll find its value can be put to good use.

Now it seems we've finally found a use for it.

The logging project has been abandoned and those bytes are waiting for a good use.

Fodder from our farming activities are put to good use by our animals.

The customer is responsible for the sensible use of the remaining service.

Member States, therefore, have an important role to play in ensuring that EU money is spent wisely and in accordance with the rules.

Only by looking at the overall picture can a sensible use of the terms domain and competence be ensured.

It is by most tax payers accepted as a useful application of their tax sacrifice to help parents.

Most radiologists qualify for the benefits of implementing meaningful use in their practices.

Explanation: Always returns the value -1 and thus has no practical application purpose in Omikron Basic Mac.

It is true that the rapporteur's concern to ensure that spending funded by the EU budget is not only useful but effective and that it brings genuine European added value to national policies is worthy of praise.

Therefore, this is a sensible, functional use of the unspent funds of the European Energy Programme for Recovery, if the opportunity is provided of facilitating the funding of investment projects related to energy efficiency and renewable energy through local and regional authorities.

Free and immediate access to information, i.e. in the human genome project, is the prerequisite for the beneficial use of this information.

We are all concerned about putting the European taxpayer' s money to good use, and I was extremely sorry to hear our Dutch colleague leaping to the defence of "her" taxpayers in an outburst which she felt was appropriate, but which actually showed utter contempt for any concept of European solidarity.

This being the case, discharge from the use of resources is now only a formality, rather than Parliament scrutinizing the appropriate use of funds in connection with acceptance of the general budget.

For you, good governance in tax matters is not about the fight against fraud, bearable taxation or good use of public funds.

The important thing as far as we are concerned is that the current projects can be proved to be efficient, for that is the only guarantee that the money is being used properly.

As regards the most pressing safety problems, I am convinced that despite the criticisms which might be made and which have been made, the European Union's efforts have borne fruit and that the money - 800 million or so - was well spent.

We can achieve much more with staffing levels as they are at present, as long as the Staff Regulations are flexible about the sensible use of resources.

I will inform you whenever it is possible to predict to what extent situations of this kind will arise, and I believe that what we must do then is to jointly consider neither freezing these funds, nor employing them, but rather reallocating them to precisely those areas where Parliament too agrees that this represents constructive use of these surplus funds.

For the future, the way to ensure that responses are maximised is to continue working through these agencies, ensuring that resources are used wisely and efficiently.

Allow me to list them for you: the lack of democratic legitimacy for the European project, the big questions about spending European money wisely and, above all, those accession negotiations with Turkey which our citizens do not accept, and never will, and for which we will never find a democratic majority among our citizens.

We are responsible for the sensible utilisation of European taxpayers' money, without any risk-sharing with the private sector.

I have said previously that I do not think it is a good use of taxpayers' money and I hope that the study that is undertaken will prove this point.

They would have free use of their own allocations, but the IFIs would supervise how the borrowed allocations are used to ensure that the borrowed funds are well spent.