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1. Underselling margins are substantial, reflecting the fact that the Community industry is incurring losses.
2. The requirement to make a profit before incurring a tax liability
3. taking any action in relation to claiming the prize or other equivalent benefit is subject to the consumer paying money or incurring a cost.
4. Overall, it is noted that whilst the Community producers are incurring significant losses in the current market, so too are Norwegian producers.
5. Experience shows that as the risk of incurring a levy is reduced, the risk that operators would understate or conceal the quantity of deliveries would also fall.
6. In this respect, reference is made to the table below showing that, during the IP, the Community industry could not further lower its prices without incurring losses.
7. However, this does not affect the analysis which it carried out in initiating the procedure, according to which Duferco Investment and Usinor were not incurring any new risks.
8. the requirement to make a profit before incurring any payroll and property tax liability would confer an advantage on unprofitable companies;
9. As regards the equivalence of the risks incurred by Sogepa, the Belgian authorities consider that Sogepa is incurring a risk in line with its contribution.
10. More precisely, LDCOM maintains that the State's declarations to the effect that it ‘will contribute to the very substantial strengthening of the company's capital base’ give rise to an obligation on its part incurring its legal and financial responsibility.
11. In their submission of 18 February 2009, the Polish authorities indicate that Dell Poland is capable of manufacturing desktops and notebooks on the same production line, with only minor adjustments, and only incurring marginal costs and productivity losses.
12. In this regard, the processing of data in connection with the incurring and management of exposures to customers should be considered to include the development and validation of credit risk management and measurement systems.
13. It is clear that under normal market circumstances buyers do not engage in contracts which entail a significant risk of being compelled to buy more electricity than needed and incurring substantial losses when reselling that energy.
14. maturity, defined as reaching the investment stage, which includes exploration and development of storage options, and incurring substantial investment-related expenditure for the project by the end of 2010;
15. From the second instalment payment onwards, the consumer may terminate the contract without incurring any penalty by giving notice to the trader within fourteen calendar days of receiving the request for payment of each instalment.