Приклади вживання To raise prices Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Scared to Raise Prices?
We don't have the ability to raise prices.
Do you want to raise prices for customers? Ask me how;
She country, tends to raise prices.
Began to raise prices for rent and some private apartments.
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No one likes to raise prices.
Analysts say that European companies exaggerate their ability to raise prices.
No reason to raise prices.
But to raise prices for apartments is absolutely not reasonable because of a mass lack of demand.
Brewers promised to raise prices by 10%.
But to raise prices for apartments is absolutely not reasonable because of a mass lack of demand.
The only logical effect is to raise prices.
This would serve to raise prices in that country relative to prices abroad.
High demand allows some to raise prices.
Producers continue to raise prices to offset rising costs for raw materials.
Government of Sharm elSheikh asked to raise prices for hotels.
We are also forced to raise prices for our commercial consumers," Naftogaz said on Facebook.
Tickets rise by 12% During the year the company will double to raise prices on tickets every time by 12%.
This does not allow developers to raise prices, despite the growth of the dollar and the rise in price of building materials.
This ruling could give it a boost ascompeting online stores are forced to raise prices at checkout.
I went to full capacity and I was able to raise prices because all that extra money just goes to me.
So, as long as we have a pretty high utilization and people debate on what is the level of utilization inlot of industries where it makes sense to raise prices.
The government is going to raise prices on gas again.
In conditions when domestic coal industry goes down, the miners have not been paid for months and are on strike,the main cargo carrier is planning to raise prices.
The very first step had to be to raise prices in all energy sources.
Between 1995 and1997 Chinese silk production went down 40% in an effort to raise prices, reminiscent of earlier shortages.[45].
In January 1991 the Lithuanian government was forced to raise prices several times and was used for organization of mass protests of the so-called"Russophone population".
But, of course, providers more difficult to raise prices, when there is an open satellite.
In 1976, the government of Edward Gierek was forced to raise prices again and this led to the June 1976 protests.