Examples of using Explained in recital in English and their translations into Polish
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Therefore, the residual duty had to be modified accordingly, as explained in recital 30 above.
As explained in Recital 18 of the Directive, the objective of this rule is to avoid a sudden readjustment of the market.
The injury elimination level was calculated using the same methodology as explained in recital 116 of the provisional Regulation.
As explained in recital 118, the Community industry invested in new installations in 2001 and 2002.
Such a decrease was particularly marked between 1998 and 1999(6%),i.e. when the import prices of the country concerned significantly decreased, as explained in recital 59.
Therefore, the MIPs and the ad valorem duty as explained in recital(169) above should apply from the date of entry into force of this Regulation.
As explained in recital 56, this comparison showed that price undercutting existed for a large number of IGH types and transactions during the IP.
Given the lack of cooperation, it was considered that the injury elimination level should cover the difference between this calculated price andthe CIF prices adjusted as explained in recital 60.
First of all, as explained in recital 78, it is recalled that the relocation, which took place in 2000, permitted the Community industry to limit its losses.
The investigation showed that more than 97% of REWS imported from the countries concerned during the investigation period were in the low range segment as explained in recital 73.
Given the lack of cooperation, it was considered that the injury elimination level should, cover the difference between this calculated price andthe cif prices adjusted as explained in recital 82.
For the reasons explained in recital 11 concerning the duration of the investigation, it is considered appropriate that the duration of the measures should be limited to four years.
Given the level of dumping found, andthe fact that an exact calculation of these levels is not required as explained in recital 20, it was considered that the figures need not be further corroborated by an on-site verification.
However, as explained in recital 53, the scope for further penetration of the market by Czech exporters is limited and at maximum would only represent a further 5% increase in market share.
As such the use of independent market research information was considered appropriate in establishing the necessary background data for the evaluation of the situation of the Community industry during the analysis period, as explained in recital 236.
As shown in Table 1 and as explained in recital 26 the most significant decrease in Community CPT consumption took place in the period 1995 to 1997 -26.
However, for those product types where the domestic sales were insufficient or not made in the ordinary course of trade, normal value was constructed in accordance with Article 2(3)of the Basic Regulation, as explained in recital 34.
Similarly and as explained in recital(62) above, it can be assumed that also the exports to the United States of America, given the transport costs involved, contain mainly high value-per-tonne grades.
As such the use of independent market research information was considered appropriate in establishing the necessary background data for the evaluation of the situation of the Community industry during the analysis period, as explained in recital 97 of the provisional Regulation.
As for the remaining quantities, they represented a low and stable market share around 2%, with the exception of the IP,and as also explained in recital(66) of the provisional Regulation, these imports may have contributed, albeit not significantly, to the material injury suffered by the Community industry.
If the measures were repealed, it can be expected that exports from the PRC would increase significantly also outside inward processing arrangements, given the significant price difference between the Chinese and the EC producer's furfuraldehyde andthe unused capacity explained in recital(26) below.
As already explained in recital 78, the relocation did not entail such a decrease in the Community industry's production, but only a decrease of 15% of its Community production and 20% of its Community produced sales.
The benefit to the only exporting producer concerned has been calculated as explained in recital 57 of the provisional duty Regulation, correcting the average commercial interest rate from 9,03% to 8,52% as explained above which was added to the amount of taxes unpaid during the investigation period.
As explained in recital 34 of the provisional Regulation, the Commission considers that"the sale of a licence at a price less than the face value is a pure commercial decision which does not alter the benefit received from the scheme.
On the other hand,as already explained in recital 150, it is likely that without measures to correct the effects of subsidised imports, Community production will, within a short period of time, no longer be viable and therefore cease.
As explained in recital 34 of the provisional Regulation, the Commission considers that"the sale of a licence at a price less than the face value is a pure commercial decision which does not alter the benefit received from the scheme.
Accordingly, as explained in recital 271 of the provisional Regulation a non-injurious level of prices was calculated at a level which covers the Community industry's cost of production and obtain a reasonable return on sales.