Examples of using Explained in recital in English and their translations into Slovak
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For the remaining exports there was no cooperation, as explained in recitals 35 to 42.
As explained in Recital 18 of the Directive, the objective of this rule is to avoid a sudden readjustment of the market.
For the remaining exports there was no cooperation, as explained in recitals 35 to 42.
As explained in recital(276) above, the high volatility of prices is precisely one of the key reasons for setting a specific duty.
Additional information was provided by the cooperating producers as explained in recital(21) of the provisional Regulation.
First, as explained in recitals(55) to(55), the effects of the formula were foreseeable at the time of the signing of the agreement.
All the characteristics of an audiovisual media service set out in its definition and explained in recitals 21 to 28 should be present at the same time.
The Commission clarified that the most closely resembling product types were chosen on thebasis of the number of matching characteristics that were explained in recital(60).
As explained in recitals(128) and(132), the economic situation of the Union industry was analysed on an aggregated basis, and this included the analysis of imports.
The Commission investigated the allegations of interested parties but concludedthat the application of Article 7(2a) would not be justified, as explained in recital(195) of the provisional Regulation.
Moreover, as explained in recitals(187) and(188) the Commission based its estimation on the total output figures provided by the China Bicycle Association.
However, the losses did not decrease for the Union industry for cells because, as explained in recital 165 above, they were influenced by extraordinary events occurring to two of the sampled producers.
However, as explained in recital 46 to the Directive,in certain cases, the benefits should be provided under the Regulations, unless otherwise requested by the patient.
The total volume of export sales to the Union in the review investigation period was limited to two sales transactions only, and as explained in recital(26), these transactions were not considered representative.
As explained in recitals(187) to(190), the Chinese bicycles production capacity was established conservatively at 117 million pieces in the review investigation period.
The profitability of the analogue country producer's domestic sales was taken into account in the determination that the domestic saleswere made in the ordinary course of trade, as explained in recital(50).
As explained in recital(66), it was impossible to establish the exact ratio of SOEs and privately owned bicycle producers in the PRC due to lack of sufficient market data.
Due to the low cooperation of the Chinese exporters, as explained in recital(45), the Commission had to rely on facts available in accordance with Article 18 of the basic Regulation.
As explained in recital 24, the Commission selected a sample on the basis of the largest representative volume of exports to the Union which could reasonably be investigated within the time available.
The adjustment didnot affect the normal value of Acron because, as explained in recital(61) of the provisional Regulation, only an increase of the adjusted cost of manufacturing to a level that would make some of the domestic transactions of Acron in the IP unprofitable would result in a changed dumping margin.
As explained in recitals(128) and(132), the Commission considered that the existence of material injury must be determined with regard to the product concerned and the Union industry as a whole, and not only for certain parts thereof.
It should be recalled that, as explained in recital(1), the anti-dumping measures were extended to imports of certain bicycle parts originating in the PRC following an anti-circumvention investigation.
As explained in recital(162) of the provisional Regulation, the economic situation of the Union industry was analysed on an aggregated basis and, in certain microeconomic indicators at the level of tiers given the Union market segmentation.
Consequently, the principle explained in recital 142 should also apply to movements of aquatic animals that are not defined as aquaculture animals but are covered by the scope of this Regulation.
Moreover, as explained in recital(152) below, undercutting is but one factor in a much broader price effect analysis in which price depression/suppression is a key causation argument.
For the reasons explained in recitals(169),(173) and(174) above, neither the gas price evolution nor the transport costs or the location of the sampled producers can be deemed as factors contributing to the injurious situation of the Union industry.
With regard to the point(iv) above, as explained in recital(215) of the provisional Regulation, the domestic price is set using a gas price formula or is determined by indexation with the index to be used being regularly published in a forecast of socio-economic development by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development.