Translation of "Preise durchsetzen" in English

Fair prices can only be achieved through greater supplier diversity.

What is more, we can charge twice the market price for advertising.

Prices (3 lessons)

I particularly agree with the comments made by the penultimate speaker, Mr Klinz of the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, namely that the priority for Brussels must be greater transparency in order to resolve this problem, and that there is a risk that the smaller Member States will continue to use subsidiarity to their own advantage, either by imposing artificially high prices or by helping their friends.

Where there are strong buyers in the market, it is less likely that an aid beneficiary can increase prices vis-à-vis these strong buyers.

All managers of SMEs fear that their firm's expansion will be hampered by the existence of powerful groups that operate across national frontiers and have the economic muscle needed to impose their products, prices and networks and thus domi­nate markets, production and distribution through a complex and extensive network of agreements.

Let us be very clear that the out-of-date idea of wasting taxpayers' money in airlines companies which are no longer operating properly and which impose high prices simply through bilateral agreements does not work any longer.

No higher prices could be enforced there, which amongst other reasons is attributed to the low German price level.

When booking with EuropaSol.eu, your reservation will be provided by Jumbo Online (Alpitour) or Hotelbeds (Tui) who, through their purchasing power, are able to obtain contracts with hotels at the best prices.

Only when supply corresponds to demand can farmers be in the right position on the market to achieve fair prices.

3, chip price changes constantly, unit price shall prevail to the day of the chip price update.

A key conclusion of the presentations and discussion – however only valid in developing countries - was that co-operatives achieve up to 40 per cent higher prices in the market for their members than private companies do.

A key conclusion of the presentations and discussion – however only valid in developing countries - was that co-operatives achieve up to 40 per cent higher prices in the market for their members than private companies do.

Nor can we ignore the way in which the EU tries at all costs to impose Economic Partnership Agreements, which will weaken these countries' economies even more.

While the second Scoreboard presents more data on the indicators, work on many areas (e.g. prices, complaints, enforcement) is still incomplete: data are not yet available for all consumer markets and are sometimes collected using different market definitions, indicators need to be further developed and collection organised to take account of differences between national systems.

Viktor Orbán is clever enough not to try and push through the bid to host the Olympic Games at any cost, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung believes:...

In France, the producers were able to push through a price which exceeds by 6 cents the last week's price as a result of the scarce supply.

If their brand strength allows, retailers can push through a higher price on the market because customers hold these retailers in high regard.

Viktor Orbán is clever enough not to try and push through the bid to host the Olympic Games at any cost, the Neue Zürcher Zeitung believes: