Examples of using Gross margin in English and their translations into Polish
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standard gross margin.
the Budimex Group achieved very good results, improving them on every level: gross margin, operating result
standard gross margin.
results(for a first quarter), improving its gross margin, operating result
Budimex Group also achieved very good results, improving them on every level: gross margin on sales, operating result and net profit by:
For the purpose of this Decision,'standard gross margin'(SGM) shall mean the balance between the standard value of production
we believe that this gross margin decline was mainly due to the result.
Non-GAAP gross margin is targeted to be in the range of 84 percent to 85 percent,
the main business gross margin increased by 4.1 percent compared to 3.5 per cent.
total output of agriculture, thereby making their use unnecessary in order for the field of survey to cover the most relevant part of the agricultural activity at least 90% of total standard gross margin.
less to the total standard gross margin(SGM), within the meaning of Decision 85/377/EEC,
resulting in gross margin declined by five percentage points to 9.
less of the total standard gross margin, within the meaning of Commission Decision 85/377/EEC(5), of the Member State concerned.
livestock density or standard gross margin per hectare) are comparable to the national average excluding, where appropriate, mountain areas.
less of the total standard gross margin, within the meaning of Commission Decision 85/377/EEC(4), of the Member State concerned.
generating a widening in the gross margin of the downstream sectors for most milk and milk sector products
one forecast for 2005); only three routes opened in summer 2004 show a negative direct gross margin at end December 2004.
The standard gross margins shall be determined using average basic data calculated over a reference period of several years.
According to the Agra CEAS study the producer gross margins per kilogram eggs rise in line from the unenriched cage to the barn and to the free range systems.
With free range systems the producer gross margins are twice as high compared to unenriched cage systems.