Examples of using High prices in English and their translations into Czech
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goes so at high prices.
In writing.-(SK) The record high prices for staple foods,
At present, we are still obliged to pay unfair high prices for the transmission of data across the Union's internal borders, despite the existence of the Schengen system.
However, despite a significant fall in the price of crude oil, in some countries high prices are being maintained and the victims are the consumers.
it gives real estate developers enormous opportunities to ask very high prices, which we have already seen in many cases.
Also, the owner might well think to offer their guests the Montreux-card that nevertheless brings some discounts with them at the currently extremely high prices in Switzerland.
And high prices incentivize crime.
The main reason for this is because raw materials are exported at the lowest prices, while high prices are paid for finished products.
The cereal market at the beginning of the marketing year 2007/08 is characterised by historically high prices both at Community and world level.
And high prices incentivize crime. Thanks to baby formula
Those who try to blame the high prices on a few bad speculators are deceiving the people.
They are hiding the fact that high prices are fuelled by the profits of monopolies,
It does actually seem that some companies are using high prices for spare parts to compensate themselves for the impact of fierce price competition and are then citing design
thirdly, the need to combat unusually high prices in cross-border transactions with payment cards.
have listened to what our constituents are saying: that high prices are hurting and that they are really suffering at the moment,
Just yesterday we debated the situation caused by the mortgages given out in the United States to groups with limited resources, with high prices, in predatory circumstances
result in unjustifiably high prices.
However, exactly at a time of high prices, we need to ensure truly effective competition on our energy markets to guarantee that the effects of these prices on our citizens are as limited as possible.
countryside stewardship will be recognised as important, consumers will not be ripped off by artificially high prices and the developing world will get a fair deal.
that on domestic markets we ought to examine why it is that high prices always bring superstores the highest profits.
