Examples of using Explained in recital in English and their translations into Slovenian
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As explained in recital(11) of the regulation.
Dumping from the PRC continued during the RIP as explained in recitals 143 to 145.
As explained in recitals 32 to 35 below, a sample of Union producers was selected.
For this purpose,the USA was used as the analogue country, as explained in recitals(21) to(24).
As already explained in recital(76), no information regarding domestic prices was provided.
This was the profitactually achieved by the Union industry in 2008, as explained in recital 164 of the provisional Regulation.
As already explained in recitals(49) to(51), the price adjustment clause can be regarded as being market-conform.
European Food SA obtained its PIC, which made it eligible to obtain Stateaid under the scheme set up by EGO 24 as explained in recital 133.
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.
It reflects part of the longer term restructuring efforts undertaken by the Union industry to address structural overcapacity problems,as explained in recital(85).
Finally, as also explained in recital(114), all users were found to be profitable during the review investigation period.
Dumping calculations were made using the prices for sales to third country customers,based on invoices provided by the applicant, as explained in recital(45) below.
Following the changes explained in recital 24 of the provisional Regulation the final sample consisted of eight companies covering 27% of Union production.
No undercutting was found during the review investigation period, though when deducting the anti-dumping duty in force,the undercutting margin would amount to around 26%, as explained in recital(67).
As explained in recital 14, on 4 December 2015 the Italian authorities informed the Commission of the adoption on the same day of Law Decree No 191/2015.
However, the losses didnot 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.
As explained in recital 18 above the sample takes into account that some of the schemes may not be used by all exporting producers in China.
The Commission notes at the outset that the voluntary agreement of Romania to enter into the BIT, in particular Article 7 thereof,created the conditions for the selective advantage resulting from the Award as explained in recitals 110 et seq.
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.
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.
As concerns the claim that the sample did not take into account the proportion of Chinese producers using the various production processes involved,it is highlighted that as explained in recital 18 above, the sample included companies using both production processes.
As explained in recital 166 of the provisional regulation, the calculation of the injury margin is based on the import price at the Union frontier level brought to a level comparable to the Union industry ex-works price.
As explained in recital(114), the drop in the raw material price does not have a distorting effect on the users since they can choose whether to buy from the Chinese exporting producers or the Union industry.
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.
As explained in recitals(85) to(86), this increase in the Union industry's profitability was mainly due to the decrease in the raw material cost and due to effective business decisions made to cut costs.
As explained in recitals 92 et seq., payment of the compensation awarded to the claimants by the Tribunal in reality retroactively reduces the operating expenses incurred by them pursuing their economic activity under normal market conditions.
As explained in recital 134, an unconditional right to the aid was granted to the claimants when the Award was issued on 11 December 2013, in conjunction with Romanian domestic law giving legal effect in Romania's domestic legal order to the Award, that is, before the entry into force of the RAG 2014.