Примери за използване на Significant distortions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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CCCME comments on existence of significant distortions.
There are no significant distortions carried over from the former non-market economy system;
Union industry should be able to present indications as to the existence of significant distortions.
These are just a few examples of significant distortions that CEPM cannot accept!
Significant distortions according to Article 2(6a)(b), fifth indent of the basic Regulation: wage costs being distorted.
These advantages are considered as significant distortions carried over from the nonmarket economy system.
On the basis of the above, the claims by CCCME with regard to the existence of significant distortions were dismissed.
(3) there are no significant distortions carried over from the former non-market economy system.
The information described in recitals 242 and243 above point to significant distortions in the Vietnamese financial sector.
There are no significant distortions carried over from the former non-market economy system.
In their comments on the final disclosure,CCCME argued that the Commission's analysis on significant distortions was macroscopic and general.
In considering whether or not significant distortions exist regard shall be had, inter alia, to the potential impact of the following.
The EESC welcomes the Commission's intention of using specific criteria to determine whether there are significant distortions in the market situation.
The request also supports allegations on significant distortions in the meaning of Article 2(6a)(b) referred to above, complementing the Report.
But that approach developed by Flemish geographer andcartographer Gerardus Mercator has limitations and creates significant distortions.
However, any conclusion on significant distortions within the meaning of Article 2(6a)(a) must be made on the basis of all the evidence at hand.
Yet demographic factors are often neglected in economic analysis,leading to significant distortions in assessments of countries' performance.
This means, for instance,that an input that in itself was produced in the PRC by combining a range of factors of production is exposed to significant distortions.
Before applying the new methodology, it will be necessary to show that significant distortions exist in the economy of the exporting country as a result of state interference.
However, the State aid distributed by various Member States without any concern for the good of the European Union as a whole could lead to significant distortions in competition.
Such divergent measures andapproaches would continue to cause significant distortions of competition because of significant differences in disclosure standards.
In any event,no additional burdens shall be requested from the Union industry in the determination of the existence of significant distortions in a third country or sector.
When the report shows the existence of one or more significant distortions, the report should constitute sufficient evidence in order to justify the calculation of the normal value.
As specified in recitals 242-243 above,the information and evidence collected in the investigation show significant distortions in the Vietnamese banking system.
The Commission shall make a definitive determination on the existence of one or more significant distortions in the exporting country and disclose it to the parties within 60 days following the initiation of the investigation.
However, they are to be regarded as taxable persons in respect of such activities ortransactions where their treatment as non-taxable persons would lead to significant distortions of competition.
Prior to applying the new methodology, the Commission will be required to demonstrate that significant distortions exist in the economy of the exporting country as a result of state interference.
However, when they engage in such activities or transactions, they shall be considered taxable persons in respect of these activities ortransactions where treatment as nontaxable persons would lead to significant distortions of competition.
SIt may be considered that such divergent measures andapproaches would continue to cause significant distortions of competition resulting from significant differences in disclosure standards.
However, when they engage in such activities or transactions, they shall be regarded as taxable persons in respect of those activities ortransactions where their treatment as non-taxable persons would lead to significant distortions of competition.