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That should have been applied way back then.”.
Our party simply had a perception of the measures that should have been applied.
The money should have been applied in sports activities in Pará.
According to these conditions,the registration of the trade mark should have been applied for before 24 August 1999.
The Commission agrees with the Court that, in this individual case, the GAEC of minimum stocking density is not respected andthe corresponding crosscompliance sanction should have been applied.
It was pointed out, in addition,that registration should have been applied for as a protected geographical indication and not as a protected designation of origin.
Therefore, as has just been touched on, I am not of the opinion that Damüls-Mellau is a case where this blocking procedure should have been applied.
Some interested parties claimed that no research and development("R&D") adjustment should have been applied on the normal value, because similar amounts of R&D were incurred by the Chinese and Vietnamese producers.
By letter of 30 April 1999,the Commission gave the Federal Republic of Germany formal notice to submit observations on whether the provisions of Directive 92/50 should have been applied in that instance.
Even so, my Group thinks the principle of a proportionate response should have been applied and in particular the right thing to do would have been to consult the UN Security Council first.
The applicant argued that, in accordance with Article 11(9) of the basic Regulation,the same methodology as in the original investigation should have been applied in determining normal value, i.e. selling prices.
The complainant argued further that as the number oftransactions was very large, sampling should have been applied taking 5000 tonne export shipments and comparing them with similar sales to domestic customers.
The Kingdom of Spain argues that, if the objective sought had really been to protect juvenile hake,the same measures as those provided for in Article 6 of Regulation No 1954/2003 should have been applied to other areas of the western waters.
Another conclusion that can be inferred is that the fund raising carried out by banks,as a way of anticipating their capital needs, should have been applied in these liquid assets, given the impossibility of investing these funds in credit operations, at the time they are raised.
In summary, the State maintains that the essential question presented in the petition concerns the difference between the amount of legal fees awarded to Mr. Galante underthe legal provisions applied, and those that he argues should have been applied.
On 21 March 2000, the Commission sent a reasoned opinion to the Federal Republic of Germany,in which it asserted that the provisions of Directive 92/50 should have been applied, and that it was irrelevant in law that the infringement of the provisions of Community law had been acknowledged by Germany.
The second question asks, in essence, whether a trader has a right, under the general principles of Community law, including the principle of fiscal neutrality, to claim a refund of the VAT which was wrongly levied,when the rate which should have been applied stems from national law.
However, those facts have a bearing only on the category of transport costs for purchases and messengers for which, as will be seen below(paragraph 128),no multiplying factor should have been applied, at least in part, as is apparent from the letter of the French authorities to the Commission of 11 March 2003.
Arguably, they should have been applying them in many cases where they have shied away from them.
This exporting producer claimed that the exchange rates effectively applied should have been used.
The complainant observes that a wider grade range(B5-B1) should thus have been applied, to take into account persons with a longer working experience.
As regards Hoechst's assertion that a factor of 100% should not have been applied in this case, it is not founded on any detailed element.
The fact that the offset increased from 12 to 13 days for dates occurring after February 1900 was always irrelevant to earlier dates, and hence a 13-day offset should never have been applied to Nabokov's date of birth.