Examples of using Measures in force in English and their translations into Polish
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Measures in force involving other countries.
The catches on board were taken without infringing the conservation measures in force.
Measures in force involving other countries.
Moreover, the existence of measures in force against Japan reinforces this likelihood.
Activated carbons are also sold in granular forms(granulated activated carbon or GAC)which are not covered by the measures in force.
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The measures in force have led to a partial recovery of the Community industry since 2000.
There was therefore no reason to believe that, in case the measures in force were repealed, prices would increase to non-dumped levels.
Despite the measures in force, the Community industry is still in a difficult economic situation;
That analysis took into account the experience gained through similar agreements orequivalent autonomous measures in force since several years.
Despite the measures in force, the Community industry was still in a difficult economic situation;
It is concluded that there is a likelihood that dumping will continue at largely increased quantities,should the measures in force be removed.
The measures in force are a definitive anti-dumping duty imposed by Council Regulation(EC) No 299/2001 2.
The measures in force are a definitive countervailing duty imposed by Council Regulation(EC) No 1480/2003 1.
The investigation has shown that the dumping margin has increased significantly compared to the dumping margin calculated in the previous investigation which led to the measures in force.
Therefore, it was concluded that, in the absence of the measures, there is a likelihood of a recurrence of injurious dumping and that the measures in force should, for that reason, be maintained.
The measures in force in the dairy sector will be maintained in a simplified form, with the maximum quantities being set at 30 000 tonnes for butter and 109 000 tonnes for skimmed milk powder.
Following an expiry andan interim review, the measures in force with regard to the remaining Thai exporting producers were maintained by Council Regulation(EC) No 964/2003[4] and amended by Council Regulation(EC) No 1496/20045.
The Commission Communication regarding the review of deep-sea fish stocks confirms that the current levels of deep-sea stocks exploration must be reduced and that the measures in force have been implemented insufficiently in order to be efficient.
The follow-up activities concerning measures in force were centred on four main areas:(1) to pre-empt fraud;(2) to monitor trade flows and market developments;(3) to improve the effectiveness with the appropriate instruments and(4) to react to irregular practices.
As set out under recitals(161) to(243) above,it was established that during the review investigation period and despite the measures in force, the Community industry continued to sustain injury caused by the subsidised imports of the product concerned.
On the basis of the above facts and considerations, and having examined all the arguments submitted by interested parties,it is concluded that there are no compelling reasons for not maintaining the measures in force on imports originating in China.
As far as the competitive environment in the Community market is concerned, the measures in force are not such as to foreclose the Community market to the exporting producers under review.
It is concluded that the injury caused by Chinese dumped imports is likely to continue should the measures in force be removed and the situation of the Community industry could even further deteriorate in such an event.
The continuation of the downward pressure on the Community industry's sales prices and the consequent negative profitability are directly linked to the pricing behaviour of the US exporting producers,in particular the absorption of the measures in force and the resulting price pressure.
By Regulation(EC) No 1322/2004[8], it was decided to no longer apply the measures in force on imports of the original product scope from Romania and Russia as a matter of prudence in connection with an anti-competitive behaviour of certain Community producers in the past9.
Considering the low rate of co-operation by the Community importers and traders, and the comments received from the co-operating importer/trader,it is concluded that the measures in force do not unduly affect importers and/or traders and that therefore the continuation of measures would have the same result.