Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• In view of the increasing cost of production, the Union industry tried to increase the unit price to unrelated customers as shown in recital (145) above.
• However, it is unclear at this moment to what extent the increasing cost of production and the downward pressure on profitability will entail an injurious situation for the Community industry in the medium term.
• In view of the increasing cost of production, the Union industry tried to increase the unit price to unrelated customers as shown in recital 93 above.
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• Is concerned about the increasing cost of the car service, especially in view of the simultaneous reimbursement of taxi services to Members; therefore is not willing to approve the increase of EUR 215900;
• However, the increasing cost of water used for irrigation purposes must not compromise irrigation farmers' ability to pay, since this would have significant social, economic and environmental implications.
• After disclosure, one party alleged that the increasing cost of production took place against a background of significant reductions in some raw material costs, namely steel and aluminium, which would suggest that the injury suffered was self
• Is concerned about the increasing cost of the car service, especially in view of the simultaneous reimbursement of taxi services to Members; therefore is not willing to approve the increase of EUR 215900;

• The global economic and financial crisis, climate issues and the increased cost of food and energy are the reasons behind a new revised version.
• Finally, in order to take the underlying concerns into account, the influence of increased cost of raw materials for 1999 were analysed and compared to the IP.
• Because legislation usually means an increased cost which is invariably passed on to the consumer.
• The Turkish Government also argued that any injury suffered by the Union industry would be caused by the increased cost of production resulting from contraction in demand.
• This interpretation is supported elsewhere in the directive; see Recital 19, which refers to the particular ability of the power sector to pass on the increased cost of CO 2.
• Even though this requirement is legitimate, it may lead to an increased cost in the service.
• The increased cost of fuel leads to higher operating costs.
• The claimants asked for compensation for the increased cost of PET.