Exemplos de uso de Their surplus em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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They have all contributed from their surplus.
People left their surplus clothing, toilet requisites and food there until they were sold at a fixed price in cigarettes.
The lack of mineral substances is also dangerous,as well as their surplus.
How to compete with China and India, with their surplus currently invading the Brazilian market?
Today it is not so easy to find a good book,andThis is due not to the deficit of printed publications, but to their surplus.
Now able to sell their surpluses on the open market, peasant spending gave a boost to the manufacturing sectors in the urban areas.
Social security funds have recently been allowed to invest their surpluses partly in shares.
And therefore their surplus which can turn out because of the wrong dosage of mineral substances, can perniciously make impact on growth of cucumbers.
The company started as an initiative on the part of local potato farmers who wanted their surplus production put to good use.
Still, every coarse aggregate production company has a wide range of choices of what to do with their surplus fines- dump in huge stock piles, try to get rid of it at a very low or no price, or try to turn it into business through the different available options of crushed sand production.
It is quite immoral that the international coffee giants can be allowed to exploit the crisis in order further to increase their surpluses, which are already too high.
However, he also advocated that individuals give to each other their surplus property on the occasion that others have a need for it, without involving trade e.g.
Most hunter-gatherers could not easily store food for long due to their migratory lifestyle,whereas those with a sedentary dwelling could store their surplus grain.
It is important to highlight that all productive groups invest their surplus in the network itself, aiming for its growth and generating more jobs in the community.
Rather than simply requisitioning agricultural surpluses in order to feed the urban population(the hallmark of War Communism),the NEP allowed peasants to sell their surplus yields on the open market.
In a market economy, it is primarily the task of individual firms to identify themoment at which their surplus capacities become financially untenable and to take thenecessary steps to reduce them.
Extension workers are imparting knowledge to the farmers about how to take advantage of a bumper year by investing in proper storage, so that when drought hits, the farmers have food andalso the possibility of selling their surplus at higher prices.
Some writers see a conflict between Godwin's advocacy of"private judgement" and utilitarianism as he says that ethics requires that individuals give their surplus property to each other resulting in an egalitarian society, but at the same time he insists that all things be left to individual choice.
Down with the liars who are talking of freedom and equality for all,  while there is an oppressed sex, while there are oppressor classes, while there is private ownership of capital,of shares, while there are the well-fed with their surplus of bread who keep the hungry in bondage.
As long as the American economy keeps growing and absorbing foreign exports,the Asian economies have the possibility of exporting their surplus of unsold commodities, a process greatly assisted by the devaluation of their currencies which makes their exports cheaper than before.
Soviet, or socialist, democracy sweeps aside the pompous, bullying, words, declares ruthless war on the hypocrisy of the"democrats", the landlords, capitalists orwell-fed peasants who are making money by selling their surplus bread to hungry workers at profiteering prices.
A second effect of the scheme will be an increasing willingness of manure producers to deliver their surplus manure to the SLM rather than to dispose of it through direct contacts with owners of land else where, given that they will in any case have to finance part of the cost of the SLM, whether they use that manure bank or not.
These crops were grown by commercial farmers, primarily Portuguese, and by peasant farmers,who sold some of their surplus to local Portuguese traders in exchange for supplies.
Is the Commission also aware that in January 1990 the British Government gave the Hong Kong dealers six months to sell off their surplus ivory stocks and that this decision has led to further poaching of elephants in Kenya and Tanzania because the poachers now believe there is a market for ivory in Hong Kong?
If caused by changes in demand, consumers gain with stabilization, but if price variability is caused by random changes in supply,the producers increase their surplus with public intervention in the market.
Some writers see a conflict between Godwin's advocacy of"private judgement" and utilitarianism,as he says that ethics requires that individuals give their surplus property to each other resulting in an egalitarian society, but, at the same time, he insists that all things be left to individual choice.
According to the Chinese calendar 2018,some days of the Earth Horse Month during the Year of the Earth Dog are noticeable for their surplus of the Earth element and a total deficiency of Wood and Water.
In Europe, the reduction in supply to keep prices at a decent level is being undermined by the actions of large-scale wine manufacturers who are offloading their surplus products at low prices and thus grabbing the spare market.
Yes, of course, Kautsky the Marxist and socialist must sigh and shed tears over the subject of peace and security for the exploiters andgrain profiteers who hoard their surplus stocks, sabotage the grain monopoly law, and reduce the urban population to famine.
Considering these factors, analyzed the share of surplus process from the largest credit unions in the state of São Paulo andnoticed that the largest cooperatives distribute a considerable part of their surpluses in current accounts i.e. on deposit with the possibility of immediate use.