Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This predominance of SOEs in the HRS market is so considerable that the private producers have no choice but to align their prices with the SOEs, as is demonstrated below.
• It is expected that the imposition of provisional anti
• dumping duties will restore effective trade conditions on the Union market, allowing the Union industry to align the prices of HTY to reflect the costs of the various components and the market conditions.
• The imports in such substantial quantities forced the Union industry to lower its sales prices in order to align them with the price levels of the Indonesian imports.
• notes, moreover, from the Court of Auditors' report that the decrease mainly resulted from a 15 % decrease in revenues, reflecting the Centre's new pricing policy, which aims to align the prices of products with their costs;
• Even though a detailed analysis could not be carried out because of the many different types of products, it is likely that these exporters will align their prices with the very low ones from the other Asian countries in order to regain their lost market share.
• At the hearing, and in their written comments, the processors said that by consulting together on the average price they managed to align the final prices they would pay to the producers as closely as possible.
• As a result, these imports depressed prices on the Union market to a significant degree, even forcing the Union producers to lower their sales prices far below cost in order to align them with the price levels of the imports from the countries concerned.

• Second, the Commission does not consider appropriate to adjust the prices of solar glass on the basis of the final users' prices (that is prices of solar modules).
• Provision should be made to adjust the selling price.
• Any decision by a supervisory authority to adjust the equitable price shall be substantiated and made public.
• Provision should be made to adjust the selling price in cases where the sugar is not of this quality.
• However, the entity adjusts the price in the more advantageous market to reflect any differences in counterparty credit risk between instruments traded in that market and the one being valued.
• In this regard, the right for the municipality to adjust the price in accordance with the consumer price index appears not to be sufficient to compensate for the lack of a corresponding right of renegotiation.
• It shall immediately adjust the products price and implement the price adjustment as soon as possible'.
• Provided that the general principles laid down in Article 3(1) are respected, Member States may authorise their supervisory authorities to adjust the price referred to in the first subparagraph in circumstances and in accordance with criteria that are clearly determined.