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1. Nothing could be more reasonable, on the face of it.
2. On the face of it, nothing could be more reasonable.
3. Mount the tyre and wheel assembly on the test axle and press it against the outer face of a smooth surfaced power-driven test drum 1,70 m ± 1 % diameter having a surface at least as wide as the tyre tread.
4. Moreover, while it has to be accepted that the notion ‘materiality’ leaves room for interpretation, paragraph 30 of IAS 1 provides that an item that is not sufficiently material to warrant separate presentation on the face of the financial statements may nevertheless be sufficient material that it should be presented separately in the notes.
5. In these circumstances, the Commission has used the more conservative of the two options in order to be sure that it has not exaggerated the amount of the subsidy and will treat the face amount of the loans as the basis for a cap on the maximum amount of the benefit.
6. In these circumstances, the Commission has used the more conservative of the two options in order to be sure that it has not exaggerated the amount of the subsidy and will treat the face amount of the loan as the basis for a cap on the maximum amount of the benefit.
7. In reply to the Commission’s first point, the French authorities stated that the reimbursement of incompatible aid could not, on the face of it, be classed as a restructuring cost (or as an own share of the recipient firm within the meaning of points 43 and 44 of the restructuring guidelines).
8. In this case the impact face of the block shall be adjusted by means of an additional support so that it is parallel to the protective structure at the point of impact at the moment of maximum deflection, the supporting chains or wire ropes remaining vertical on impact.
9. Therefore, it is not correct to say that BT does not face any incremental tax liability, as suggested by the complainant or third parties such as Altnet. Certainly, with a network hereditament in England currently with a rateable value of GBP 530000000 which is valued as a whole, a small incremental change such as the additional lighting of a fibre is less likely to have a discernible impact on BT than on a small operator such as Vtesse.
10. It is entirely likely that such repeated and concordant declarations, emanating as they do from the Minister responsible for managing the State's shareholdings and representing the Company's majority shareholder, will be considered credible by the market, and as a result they create an expectation on the part of the latter that the State will do everything necessary to resolve any financial difficulties that France Télécom may face.
11. In view of these conditions the complainant does not want to pursue its case on volume-based threat of injury which was based on an analysis of historic data that no longer fully reflect the current market conditions. According to the complainant, it is preferable to respond in these circumstances to unfair injurious trade practices, should they occur, by way of a fresh case instead of this case which cannot fully address the totality of the issues that the Community industry must now face.