Translation of "Höheren preis verlangen" in English

The counter-offer might ask for a higher price, or different terms.

Parties claimed in particular that Ajinomoto Japan enjoys a monopolistic position on its domestic market where it is able to command a significantly higher price compared with other markets, such as Korea or the PRC where competition is taking place.

Weekend pricing: weekends are more popular, so it is fair to ask a higher price - it's up to you!

I have read that taxi drivers in Prague often cheat passengers, asking for much more than the correct price.

In this film, you won't only sell more products, you will also be able to charge higher prices for them.

As a result, those firms that do not offer or effect disposal can achieve a price advantage over those that do comply by the legal provisions and regulations – thereby incurring higher costs and being obliged to ask a higher price.

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In concrete terms, that means charging high prices at times of high capacity utilization.

A good photographer will necessarily ask high wages!

After all, inactivity in this regard has a high price, namely, prolonging the major suffering of the Libyan people.

The traffickers will only charge higher prices because they will have to pay larger bribes for the officials.

If we concentrate all our services in the European Quarter, it gives real estate developers enormous opportunities to ask very high prices, which we have already seen in many cases.

However, the transitional period for farmers switching to organic production is often very difficult, as they incur extra costs for some years before being able to obtain recognition as a fully organic producer and so able to command the higher prices.

By contrast, an intellectual property regime rewards innovators by creating a temporary monopoly power, allowing them to charge far higher prices than they could if there were competition.

Instead, the German focus on quality allows its firms to charge higher prices and gain new customers.

Yet the Commission holds the view – in line with standard case law – that this lack of harmonisation does not give the pharmaceutical companies the right to consolidate this price discrepancy by charging higher prices in lower-price countries where drugs are exported to higher-price countries.

This is because the companies are free to change their own intended prices as announced within the association at any time if they learn that their competitors intend to charge higher prices.

Several users also claimed that some Union producers had increased considerably the prices of certain products immediately before the publication of the provisional Regulation and had started a practice of requesting an increase in prices when additional quantities were requested by users.

One party alleged that a 75 % local content is required, while another party alleged that Indian producers can charge higher prices for 100 % domestically produced modules.

This allegedly allows Tata to charge higher prices in the areas served by Tata Power.

The Commission investigated concerns that the merged entity could either refuse advertising by BSkyB's competitors in News Corp's newspaper titles or charge a competitive premium, thereby impeding their ability to attract subscribers or viewers.

"The companies' collusive behaviour enabled them to charge higher prices than if the full forces of competition had been at play, damaging consumers and allowing the companies to pocket illicit profits.

In addition, monopolistic suppliers charge very high prices and have long delivery times.

A reduction in VAT or excise duty is not an immediately obvious solution, which is understandable, as it might encourage the oil producers to charge even higher prices.