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prompting

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Voorbeeldzinnen

1. During the inspections, KWS refused to submit to the investigation, prompting the inspectors to invoke the assistance of the national competition authority and the police.
2. In 1999 countervailing duties were imposed on imports to the Community of PET film originating in India, prompting a decrease in volumes of such imports from 11700 tonnes in 1998 to 10600 tonnes in 1999.
3. The Commission therefore considers at this stage that it has not encountered elements prompting it to think that this specific undertaking contained in the rescue aid decision has not been complied with.
4. The guarantee has not been retracted and guarantees have been provided also after this situation occurred without apparently prompting the City to impose any conditions on EVO for the guarantee.
5. Since in the present case several plants have been put into competition and since the aid, therefore, may have been granted for objectives other than prompting the firm to undertake additional training activities, the Commission considers it necessary to verify the necessity of the aid.
6. The provision of accurate, relevant and comparable information on the specific energy consumption of energy-related products should influence the end-user’s choice in favour of those products which consume or indirectly result in consuming less energy and other essential resources during use, thus prompting manufacturers to take steps to reduce the consumption of energy and other essential resources of the products which they manufacture.
7. In 1999 countervailing duties were imposed on imports to the Community of PET film originating in India, prompting a decrease in volumes of such imports from 11700 tonnes in 1998 to 10600 tonnes in 1999. In 2000 imports recovered to 11600 tonnes but this was followed by the imposition of anti-dumping measures in 2001 which led to a decrease of imports to 6100 tonnes.
8. The provision of accurate, relevant and comparable information on the specific energy consumption of energy-related products should influence the end-user’s choice in favour of those products which consume or indirectly result in consuming less energy and other essential resources during use, thus prompting manufacturers to take steps to reduce the consumption of energy and other essential resources of the products which they manufacture. It should also, indirectly, encourage the efficient use of these products in order to contribute to the EU’s 20 % energy efficiency target.