give the system vs give to the system

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• Unlike the committee, we consider that controls are also important in order to give the system legitimacy in the eyes of the EU taxpayer.
• I am very keen to see a proposal from the Commission for an additional mark that would give the system greater credibility and improve consumer information, with a view to making imported products safer.
• Thus we are quietly informed that certain provisions were introduced into the instrument for monetary union simply to give an appealing impression at the time of the Maastricht ratification, but that now we must dispense with them to give the system its true meaning.
• There's a clear pattern of profiling, and the only way to give the system a conscience is to challenge it.
• Let me go and... I'll give you the system I use to count cards.
• But I really want to give back to the system first.
• infrastructure already in use to link the Member States would give the projected system a head start.
• The introduction of one system would give the currently ambiguous system a dose of clarity.
• This complex system gives the ship many of the characteristics of a biological organism.
• The proposed authorisation system gives the Commission overly extensive powers to withdraw approval from current investment agreements and too little certainty for these.
• And when he dared to speak, he discovered much more inside himself and much more give in the system than he had ever imagined.
• What place does it intend to give to the system of trade preferences in the medium to long term?
• On the contrary, amendments tabled by my colleague Mr Busk on behalf of the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, although unfortunately found not to be permissible, were intended to give the existing system a future-oriented foundation.
• Who is to blame, if not first and foremost the Duma which refused to give the banking system the legislative framework it needed to operate?
• It is only after examining the information obtained when vetting the complaints that the Commission will decide whether implementation of the system gives rise to competition problems.
• America's distorted political system gives the rich everything they want in the form of tax cuts, while slashing programs for the poor.
• The current system gives the Union too little elbow room and has the perverse effect of making Member States more interested in how much they can get back than in whether the European contribution is really effective.
• A proper statute should provide a legal basis - which currently does not exist - for the system for reimbursing expenses and paying allowances for the exercise of office, and should also give this system the transparency it is sorely lacking.
• In the absence of any exchange of data between national databases, the only assurance it can give is that the system allows effective monitoring, at least in theory, of all movements of cattle on Community territory.
• As Enova is free to choose how often and which kinds of calls for submitting project proposals it organises, the system gives Enova a sufficient margin of discretion to make the support measures selective.

Some examples from the web:

• What place does it intend to give to the system of trade preferences in the medium to long term?
• But I really want to give back to the system first.
• There's a clear pattern of profiling, and the only way to give the system a conscience is to challenge it.
• Unlike the committee, we consider that controls are also important in order to give the system legitimacy in the eyes of the EU taxpayer.
• The [insert name of CB] shall have discretion to decide what support it gives to the ancillary system, including during the night-time operations of the ancillary system.
• Thus we are quietly informed that certain provisions were introduced into the instrument for monetary union simply to give an appealing impression at the time of the Maastricht ratification, but that now we must dispense with them to give the system its true meaning.
• Within the framework of the debate in progress on reforming the CFP, we must therefore give absolute priority to the system of TACs and quotas.
• It gives access to the TIR system only to authorised transport operators and approved national guaranteeing associations.
• On the contrary, amendments tabled by my colleague Mr Busk on behalf of the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, although unfortunately found not to be permissible, were intended to give the existing system a future-oriented foundation.
• We want to ensure that whatever comes in the future gives stability and realism to the system and also to show that we take our position seriously.
• Who is to blame, if not first and foremost the Duma which refused to give the banking system the legislative framework it needed to operate?
• In membership negotiations, the Commission should give higher priority to the dual system as part of EU acquis.
• Well, we're trying to give you the solar system in your grasp - and we hope once it's there, you'll be able to learn for yourself what we've done out there, and what we're about to do.
• Whereas it is appropriate to give greater flexibility to the system established by Regulation (EEC) No 357/79, not only because of developments in techniques and computer technology but also because of the need to lighten the burden of statistical operations required of the Member States;
• We think that geographic balance is very important where the setting up of the service is concerned, but we did not include any binding provision of reserves, also in order to give an impetus to the whole system.
• Upon request of one of the liaison bodies referred to in paragraph 2, the Commission shall give access to the AAC system to designated staff belonging to competent authorities at central or regional level within the same Member State.
• In other words, on those matters the initiative does not contribute to an area of freedom, security and justice without internal borders, but they give substance to the traditional system of mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, based on national sovereignty.
• Stresses that an extension of the recognition procedure to cover third-country qualifications may give rise to abuses of the system in the form of forum shopping, and would be extremely dangerous for the competent authorities in the host Member State;
• The Commission shall give access to the AAC system to the liaison bodies designated by each Member State in accordance with Article 35(1) of Regulation (EC) No 882/2004 ('the liaison bodies').
• Calls on the Commission to give higher priority to the dual system as a part of the EU