Critical circumstances definition

Critical circumstances means the emergence of an exceptional situation where massive preferential imports are causing or threatening to cause "serious injury" difficult to repair and which calls for immediate action.

Critical circumstances means circumstances in which there is clear evidence that imports have taken place in such increased quantities and under such circumstances as to cause or threaten to cause serious injury to the domestic industry and delay in imposition of provisional safe- guard duty would cause irreparable damage to the domestic industry;

Critical circumstances means circumstances in which there is clear evidence that increased imports of an originating good have caused or are threatening to cause serious injury to the domestic industry and where delay in imposition of provisional bilateral safeguard measure would cause damage to the domestic industry which would be difficult to repair;

Examples of Critical circumstances in a sentence

• Inthe case of a request in a petition for provisional relief with respect to a per- ishable agricultural product that has been the subject of monitoring by the Commission, the Commission will re- port its determination and any finding to the President not later than 21 days after the date on which the request for provisional relief is received.(c) Critical circumstances.

• Critical circumstances procedures are intended to deter foreign producers or exporters from increasing exports after an investigation is initiated but before a DOC preliminary determination, at which time (if the determination is affirmative), liquidation would ordinarily be suspended.

• Dr. Alan Ross, the president of the National Coalition for School Bus Safety, activates pathos in parents and others with his statement that ―without restraint, your child is a missile waiting to launch on a school bus—very unsafe‖ (8), and the Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association have called for seatbelts on school buses.

• Critical circumstances, where any delay in application for safeguard measures would cause damage which it would be difficult to repair, exist necessitating immediate application of provisional safeguard duty for a period of 200 days, pending a final determination of serious injury and threat of serious injury.

• Comment 2: Critical Circumstances Petitioners’ Case Brief• Critical circumstances exist for at least some Chinese exporters of the subject merchandise.

More Definitions of Critical circumstances

Critical circumstances means circumstances in which there is clear evidence that increased imports have caused or are threatening to cause serious injury to the domestic industry and where delay in imposition of provisional safeguard measure would cause irreparable damage to the domestic industry;

Critical circumstances means circumstances where there is prima facie evidence that increased imports, whether absolute or relative to domestic production, are a substantial cause of serious injury or threat thereof to the domestic indus try and that delay in taking action under this Act would cause damage to the industry that would be difficult to repair;

Critical circumstances means the emergence of an exceptional situation, where massive preferential imports are causing or threatening to cause “serious injury” difficult to repair and which calls for immediate action.

Critical circumstances means circumstances where delay would cause damage that would be difficult to repair; domestic industry means the producers as a whole of the like or directly competitive good operating in the territory of a Party; emergency action does not include any emergency action pursuant to a proceeding instituted prior to the entry into force of this Agreement; serious injury, threat of and causal relationship means that the provisions in that regard established in the Agreement on Safeguards will be applied; surge means a significant increase in imports over the trend for a recent representative base period; and transition period means the period during which a good is in the process of tariff elimination.

Critical circumstances. , in RTA parlance, means the emergence of an exceptional situation where massive preferential imports are causing or threatening to cause serious injury to domestic producers difficult to repair and which calls for immediate action.

Critical circumstances means critical circumstances as referred to in paragraph 1 of Article 7.9 (Provisional Measures);

Critical circumstances means circumstances in which there is clear evi­ dence that imports have taken place in such increased quantities and un­ der such conditions as to cause or threaten to cause serious injury to the domestic industry and delay in imposition of provisional safeguard quan­ titative restrictions would cause irreparable damage to the domestic indus­ try;