Examples of using Could reasonably in English and their translations into Danish
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It follows that the profit margin to be used by the Council when calculating the target price that will remove the injury in question must be limited to the profit margin which the Community industry could reasonably count on under normal conditions of competition, in the absence of the dumped imports.
by Regulation No 2499/82, the applicants could reasonably count on obtaining payment of the amounts in question by recourse to the security.
the prior proceeding prevented a relatively young industry from achieving a market share of a size it could reasonably have attained at a time of rapid growth in consumption.
It is confirmed that the determination of the relevant profit margin in this proceeding is based on an assessment of the profit margin that the Community industry could reasonably have counted upon under normal conditions of competition, in the absence of dumped imports.
long term investment and the return which the Community industry could reasonably expect in the absence of injurious dumping.
in a significantly different way than what has been agreed or could reasonably have been assumed when entering into the agreement.
In this respect, it should be noted that the profit margin that is to be used for the determination of the non injurious price should be understood as the profitability level that could reasonably be reached in the absence of injurious dumping.
The Ombudsman furthermore stated that researchers could reasonably expect the Commission not to make such a drastic use of the quoted contract clauses,
even though all precautions that could reasonably be taken were actually taken,
it is not contrary to Community law to require the supplier to take every step which could reasonably be required of him to satisfy himself that the transaction which he is effecting does not result in his participation in tax evasion see Teleos
had or could reasonably be expected to have access to the recommendation prior to its dissemination to customers or the public.
help him to gather so much cash and coins as could reasonably be expected.
agents took all measures that could reasonably be required to avoid the damage
In an antidumping proceeding, the profit margin to be used by the Council when calculating the target price that will remove the injury to the Community industry must be limited to the profit margin which the Community industry could reasonably count on under normal conditions of competi tion, in the absence of the dumped imports.
the Commission had placed itself in a situation where the citizens could reasonably expect a reaction from it:
it was considered that a profit margin of 8% could reasonably be reached in the absence of injurious dumping.
the Commission has selected a sample based on the largest representative volume of exports, which could reasonably be investigated within the time available,
ensures that the withdrawal period specified on the labelling of the veterinary medicinal product concerned is complied with, unless he could reasonably be expected to know that a longer withdrawal period should be specified to comply with these good veterinary practices;
When the WTO looked at our hormone ban- which of course existed long before the WTO came into existence- it came to the conclusion that the process by which we had arrived at that ban was not a risk assessment which met the standards that could reasonably be asked for before a ban was put in place.
in fair market conditions, could reasonably expect to reach a level of profit of 8% in absence of dumped imports.