| Finally, it was claimed that Russia should be selected since the Russian exporting producers are taking part in the expiry review and the risk of noncooperation by the Russian companies is negligible. |
| This approach was also considered necessary in order to avoid giving a bonus for noncooperation and in view of the fact that there were no indications that a non-cooperating party had dumped at a lower level. |
| The denial of the right of peoples to self-determination constituted a grave denial of fundamental human rights, and noncooperation by occupying Powers made it imperative to adopt concrete measures. |
| Where it is decided to sample and there is a degree of noncooperation by some or all of the parties selected which is likely to materially affect the outcome of the investigation, a new sample may be selected. |
| In fact, their noncooperation has sustained a steady deterioration in indicators of livelihoods, health and well-being. |
| These institutions functioned for a short time only and disappeared with the suppression of the noncooperation movement. |
