Exemplos de uso de Definitive measures em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Form and level of definitive measures.
Definitive measures would be adopted only after the completion of a thorough investigation.
This issue will be re-examined in depth before the imposition of any definitive measures.
It is therefore concluded that the definitive measures would not be against the Community interest.
Imports from South Africa dropped considerably since the imposition of definitive measures.
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The investigation will continue and definitive measures, if any, would have to be imposed by 5 December 2013.
As a result, it is estimated that the average price increase caused by definitive measures should be 1,1.
This is, however, to be expected, since definitive measures have only been effective for one canning season.
The import peak in 2003/04 was probably due to the anticipation of the imposition of definitive measures.
Thus, imports started after the imposition of definitive measures in 2001 and doubled in 2002.
The investigation will further have to determine whether this definition should be modified for the purpose of any definitive measures.
Sixteen new cases were opened and seven definitive measures imposed in the first 10 months of 2010.
Therefore, it is suggested that the Council adopts the attached proposal for a Regulation in order to impose definitive measures._BAR.
It may also impose provisional measures and proposes definitive measures to the Council, where these are warranted.
Definitive measures should take the form of ad valorem duties, the rates of which have been fixed individually for cooperating companies.
As in the anti-dumping investigation, definitive measures, if any, would have to be imposed by early December 2013.
Provisional anti-subsidy measures, if any, would have to be imposed by 5 August 2013 and definitive measures by 5 December 2013.
In comparison, the US imposed 201 definitive measures andIndia imposed 309 definitive measures between 1996 and 2005.
For those companies which have offered acceptable price undertakings, the definitive measures take the form of undertakings.
The definitive measures should be imposed at a level sufficient to eliminate the injury caused by these imports without exceeding the subsidy margin found.
It will enable Romania to better tackle tax evasion whilst introducing definitive measures to prevent tax evasion in the future.
Definitive measures applying for five years, if any, would have to be imposed within 15 months of initiation, i.e. by early December 2013.
That is the spirit which informed the transitional measures and then the definitive measures for integration of the former GDR into the Community.
Definitive measures must be put in place for no longer than is necessary to prevent or remedy serious injury, and to facilitate restructuring by EU producers.
It also does not take into account the fact that the definitive measures are at least for the imports originating in the USA lower than those provisionally imposed.
The Committee considers that definitive measures should be worked out in the light of the completion of the internal market, taking into account their internal and external implications.
Question 23: Should it be made explicitly possible for the duration of definitive measures in Anti-Dumping and Anti-Subsidy investigations to be shorter than 5 years?
The conclusion that the impact of the definitive measures on the importers and distributors is likely to remain limited, as set out in recital(264) of the provisional Regulation.
Thus, the Community industry could not fully benefit from the earlier imposition of definitive measures on imports originating in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia and the Slovak Republic.
The attached proposal to impose definitive measures is based on the definitive findings which confirmed the existence of dumping and injury, and of a causal link between dumping and injury.