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1. Tom tried to sell his old VCR instead of throwing it away, but no one would buy it, so he ended up throwing it away.
2. An EOU unit can sell up to 50 % of its turnover domestically at such reduced rate.
3. This decrease can partly be attributed to the need to sell off stock built up in the previous year.
4. On 17 September 2003 the management board and the supervisory board decided to sell up to 20 % of the shares in freenet.de AG.
5. Network operators own and operate the infrastructure needed to set up mobile services. They sell these services direct, as well as indirectly via service providers.
6. In other words, before Law No 27/1999 was amended, in order to sell B diesel to non-members, agricultural cooperatives had to set up a legal entity.
7. An EOU is allowed to sell a significant amount of its production, up to 50 % of its annual turnover, on the domestic market.
8. The Commission states, moreover, that the the social plan was drawn up prior to the decision of the State to sell SNCM.
9. Through the undertaking, Mechel Željezara Ltd undertook to sell to its independent customers up to a certain quantity of the product concerned for export to the Community at revised prices.
10. Finally, should these State interventions exist as described by the exporters, that mechanism would only prevent other companies from setting up a factory in the same area but not to sell their product in certain parts of the Brazilian market.
11. An EOU is allowed to sell a significant amount of its production, up to 50 % of its annual turnover, on the domestic market. Therefore, no obligation in law exists to export the total amount of manufactured resultant products.
12. Under the restructuring plan, KH would wind up its largest and loss-making subsidiary OK, sell or liquidate all the companies forming part of OS, and set up a new specially created subsidiary called Kliq BV (hereinafter ‘New Kliq’ or ‘NK’), which would focus on continuing KH's core reintegration business.
13. In other words, before Law No 27/1999 was amended, in order to sell B diesel to non-members, agricultural cooperatives had to set up a legal entity. Since the Law was changed, they are no longer required to set up a legal entity and so those transactions are subject to a lower rate of tax.
14. It was claimed that up to 900000 tonnes of imports would be needed in 2010. This problem would be notably reinforced by the fact that some EU producers are also PET processors and would only sell to the free market once their internal demand is satisfied and at premium prices.
15. In addressing this claim, it should be noted that though the purpose for setting up as a SEZ unit is to achieve Net Foreign Exchange (NFE) earnings, the SEZ unit has the possibility to sell part of its production on the domestic market.