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1. I think the pope should sell off some of the vast holdings of his church to feed the starving poor.
2. Indeed, the massive sell off of stock from 2004 to the IP had to be made at very low prices.
3. This decrease can partly be attributed to the need to sell off stock built up in the previous year.
4. However, the Commission takes account of the French authorities’ intention to sell off Sernam in its entirety (including assets and liabilities) by […].
5. In order to pay off the remaining debts (mainly non-restructurable receivables) it will sell most subsidiaries, together with the tube maker and the coking plant, to the strategic investor.
6. BB also made considerable efforts to bring staff costs down to the average level customary in the banking sector and planned in the medium term to sell off property that was not needed.
7. Despite the decrease in sales prices, the Community industry was not able to sell off the produce in this year which resulted in a significant increase in end-of-year stock for 2004.
8. Repayment was to take place in two payments a year until 2010. The transaction was necessary because HLW was in need of cash but could not sell off its non-productive assets immediately.
9. By letter of 8 July 2008 Poland provided a list of financial and production assets that ISD Polska intended to sell off in order to raise revenue of PLN 189 million.
10. On the comments of AES-Tisza whereby generators without PPA mainly invested if they fell under the guarantee of mandatory off-take, the Hungarian authorities submit that important power plants and power plant blocks sell electricity on the free market without both PPAs and mandatory off-take (for instance the Dunament G1 block, the Vértes power plant and the Mátra I-II blocks).
11. Despite the decrease in sales prices, the Community industry was not able to sell off the produce in this year which resulted in a significant increase in end-of-year stock for 2004. In the IP, the Community industry was forced to decrease its sales prices further. This decrease can partly be attributed to the need to sell off stock built up in the previous year. However, the main trigger for the price reduction was the need to react to the dumped prices of PRC imports that in this year had decreased by a further 24 % as compared with 2004.
12. In comparison with 2002 the stocks increased by 92 % in 2004. Following this peak, stock levels returned to more normal levels in the IP but were still 24 % higher than in 2002. Between 2004 and the IP a rather massive sell off of the stocks took place to ensure that the frozen strawberries still had the required quality.
13. The above calculations are based on average price figures, i.e. they do not calculate separately with off peak, base or peak prices. Generators that would mainly sell peak load products in the absence of PPAs [76] argue that their prices should not be compared to base load prices.
14. Following this peak, stock levels returned to more normal levels in the IP but were still 24 % higher than in 2002. Between 2004 and the IP a rather massive sell off of the stocks took place to ensure that the frozen strawberries still had the required quality.
15. The Hungarian authorities observe in their submissions relating to the interested parties’ comments that important power plants and blocks of power plants sell electricity on the free market without PPAs and mandatory off-take (e.g. the Dunament G1 block, the Vértes power plant and the Mátra I-II blocks).