Exemplos de uso de This exporter em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This exporter contested the calculation made by the Commission and argued that the profit margin used was excessive.
Consequently, it is concluded that this scheme is countervailable for this exporter for the reasons set out in the previous recital.
In essence, this exporter argued that it is not the external characteristics(notably the doors) of the models which are relevant, but the internal configuration.
Since the Commission was not in a position to make a determination with regard to this exporter, this request could not be accepted by the Council.
In any event, this exporter has not substantiated its claim that it only obtained export financing by the commercial banks with the most favourable conditions.
A comparison of these export prices with the incomplete data on normal values indicated that significant dumping was taking place on this exporter's sales to the Community.
Therefore, contrary to what is claimed by this exporter, Inquide and Aragonesas-Delsa have not merged and there are no direct financial links between them.
Following the acceptance of an undertaking from the Russian exporting producer Open Joint Stock Company Rusal Sayanal(‘Sayanal'),imports from this exporter were exempted from the anti-dumping duty by Commission Decision 2001/381/EC[2]._BAR.
This exporter did not make use of the exemption from import duties on raw materials, as the EOU facility, in order to produce PET film, uses PET chips as raw materials.
One American co-operating exporter alleged that the conditions for qualification as Community industrymight not be met anymore, given that according to this exporter, Ercros also owns Inquide, allegedly an important importer of Chinese TCCA.
This exporter also argued that the USA and the Chinese granular PTFE have a different quality which would result in different applications and that the choice of the USA as analogue country was therefore not appropriate.
The claim based on the"evidence from other interested parties" reflects in fact selective reading by this exporter of a fragment of a submission from a white goods producer that supports measures but does not manufacture the like product see recitals 10 and 104 of the provisional Regulation.
This exporter further claimed that should claim(i) be rejected, any attempt to segment the CRF market should exclude three-door side-by-side models(as described in recital(12) of the provisional Regulation) from the scope of the product concerned.
Given the substantial volume of exports andmargin of dumping during the IP from other exporters, even if this exporter might sell to the Community at non-dumped prices following any expiry of the measures, this would not have altered the finding with regard to the likelihood of a continuation of dumping for the country as a whole.
In addition, this exporter claimed that the SG&A figures and profits from the related companies should be revised following new calculations provided by the company after the on-site visits.
In particular, this exporter claimed that the product scope should have covered all large capacity combined refrigerator-freezers("CRF") with a capacity above 400 litres since a segmentation of those refrigerators would be inconsistent with the past practice of the Community institutions, would disregard evidence from other interested parties and would ignore market reality claim i.
Thus, this Indian exporter may have no interest to export to the Community significant quantities of PSF in the future.
However, it should be noted that in respect to this latter exporter this scheme has in any event not been included whilst establishing its subsidy amount.
Indeed, it should also be noted that this related exporter occasionally sold SWR produced in that other plant during the IP.
This co-operating exporter explained that, whilst it made use of the DEPB in 1999 at the time of the definitive countervailing measures, it had since decided to stop using the DEPB and to make use of the ALS instead.
How can it be that this net exporter of goods, services and investments can manage to protect its achievements in the area of production and agricultural prices, thus escaping the alignment of its agriculture with world prices and maintaining the uniqueness of Japanese agriculture?