Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (9) With a view to managing this available quantity, adjustment coefficients to be applied to the quantities notified by the Member States should be fixed.
• Where the import rights applied for exceed the available quantity referred to in Article 1(1) the Commission shall fix a corresponding reduction coefficient.
• With a view to managing this available quantity, adjustment coefficients to be applied to the quantities notified by the Member States should be fixed.
• Each licence application shall not exceed 5 % of the available quantity for the period concerned.
• In such cases the available quantity must be tendered.
• Where appropriate, the unused quantity, or the difference between the available quantity and the total quantity awarded, shall be added to the quantity fixed for the following tranche.
• In such cases the available quantity must be tendered.
• Where the import rights applied for exceed the available quantity referred to in Article 1(1) the Commission shall fix an allocation coefficient.

• No quantity available for this subperiod.
• The quantity available each subperiod corresponds to one twelfth of the total quantity.
• Licence applications may not relate to a quantity exceeding the quantity available for the import of the product in question during the marketing year concerned.
• (2) The quantity available for the following period should be determined.
• For the year 2007, the quantity available shall be 75 tonnes.
• The remaining 17 tonnes should, therefore, be added to the quantity available for 2005.
• Therefore, the quantity available for Iceland should be adjusted accordingly.
• In case of placement of Union goods under outward processing, indicate the quantity available.