Translation of "Bereit mehr zu zahlen" in English

He is no longer willing to pay for unnecessary distribution losses.

Are customers prepared to pay more at vending machines than in days past?

However, they are not prepared to pay much more for this.

This is the case even though the population would be prepared to pay more.

You are willing to pay top dollar for premium content.

If you’re willing to pay, you can use a service like Mechanical Turk, to get the job done.

For that peace of mind, we are willing to pay more and ignore the cheaper alternatives.

Secondly, with regard to the information that the previous speaker is in possession of, I would like to ask him whether he is also aware that there are studies that show that citizens would be happy to pay a bit more if they could be sure that the products are of a high quality and have come from animals that have been kept in a way that is appropriate for their species.

Some countries wish to reduce their contribution to the Union's budget, yet no-one wishes to pay more or receive less.

European citizens are ready to pay more, provided they know, and we are working on that.

As far as the British rebate is concerned, Prime Minister Blair recently said in an interview that the United Kingdom would be prepared to pay more, but only if the money went to poor countries rather than rich ones.

Which net payers, apart from the UK, are prepared to pay more money to solve the budget problem?

In detail 25% of the interviewees indicated that they are willing to pay an additional 5%, 21% to pay an additional 10%, 7% to pay an additional 25% and 4% are even willing to pay more than an additional 25%.

At a time when the United States is launching an unprecedented programme to win back world markets, investing 170 billion dollars over 5 years, the European Economic Community is losing heart and coming to the conclusion that the cost of the European farming industry is too much for the European taxpayer to bear.

For which of the following products and services would you be prepared to pay a little more than now so that they are less harmful to the environment ?

The defendants are often willing to pay out more money to the plaintiffs to avoid expensive trials, negative publicity, and the chance that a court would award the plaintiffs more money.

Example: If a trucking company needs a new transmission for a bus, the company is generally prepared to pay more if the transmission is available for delivery the same day to avoid loss of earnings due to downtime.

People given levodopa, however, were not willing to pay any more to prevent shocks to others than to prevent shocks to themselves.

Eating out is nice, as many interesting establishments serve a wide variety of cuisines, but you have to be willing to pay more than in neighboring countries.

We are willing to pay more, but then we expect to receive some added value: an interesting packaging, a gadget, a higher quality, the option of watching here and now, without waiting for the file to download.

You are willing to pay the Au Pair at least the minimum amount required in your country: although some Host Families are willing to pay their Au Pairs some extra money for some extra working hours (mostly babysitting), the Au Pair will not be earning less than the minimum allowed by the host country's program.

Some consumers are prepared to pay more or change their behavior, while many are simply looking for reassurance that they don’t need to stop buying the brand they know and love.

Are you able to quantify how many consumers or companies are willing to pay more for a product that comes from Switzerland?