Betekenis van:
fashion industry

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Relevant policies and strategies should be brought forward, in consultation with the Commission and industry as appropriate, to develop the European DTIB in a balanced fashion, taking into account the strengths of the industrial capacities of the Member States.
2. The Community footwear industry claimed that fashion trends in recent years have played an essential role as they have brought sports shoes into the market segment of casual footwear.
3. It should also be pointed out that the claim made by the Community industry referred to all types of sports shoes, and not specifically STAF, which were, as mentioned above, given that they look similar to the look-alike sport shoes, only marginally affected by the general fashion trend.
4. This calculation starts from the assumption that the contracts covered are for three years (industry average), that the risk of the guarantee being called is spread evenly throughout the three-year period, that the bonds are issued in a linear fashion over 12 months (September 2003 to August 2004) for a total amount of EUR 3,5 billion and that, as from September 2004, the state counter-guarantee covering the bonds issued is abolished.
5. In view of the exceptional circumstances of the present proceeding, notably that it concerns a basic, non-durable consumer product, which is vulnerable to fashion trends and the trading of which presents unique characteristics, it is considered appropriate to phase-in the provisional anti-dumping measures. As the Community industry in particular sustained injury as a result of unfair trade practices from the countries concerned in the last part of the IP, its production capacity has been considerably reduced and, as a result, Community producers cannot immediately supply the necessary quantities if import levels fall as a result of measures.
6. On the basis of the information available, and in line with customary calculation methods, the aid corresponding to the counter-guarantee granted by the state during that limited period of time may be estimated at a maximum of EUR 411 million. This calculation starts from the assumption that the contracts covered are for three years (industry average), that the risk of the guarantee being called is spread evenly throughout the three-year period, that the bonds are issued in a linear fashion over 12 months (September 2003 to August 2004) for a total amount of EUR 3,5 billion and that, as from September 2004, the state counter-guarantee covering the bonds issued is abolished.