Übersetzung für "Verkaufspolitik" in Englisch

Netherlands sales policy on natural gas

The company is also pursuing an "aggressive sales policy" to acquire new customers.

There was an aggressive sales policy.

Secure your company’s success by conducting an efficient sales policy!

Merchandising and licensing has an essential place in sports organizations.

Merchandising and licensing have an essential place in sports organizations.

A new rigorous sales policy should put things right (for them).

Due to the sustainable sales politic in export ARDEN EQUIPMENT is world-wide representated.

I am opposed to arguing about sales policy here publicly in the market place.

The cartel also implied a system of quotas and compensation and a joint policy on prices and sales conditions.

Nobody like the hard sell.

The Committee would point out that more predictable sales policies on the part of manufacturers might allow dealers to be more flexible in implementing a prices policy designed to increase intrabrand competition.

It was argued by these parties that the complainant itself would therefore have engaged in an aggressive policy of undercutting all other PVA suppliers with a view to maximising its sales volumes and excluding other competitors from the market.

The interaction of prices on one another and energy prices on transport prices, the price of petrol on the price of gas, lead to a policy of sales at a high price.

A "ghost shopper" investigated the sales policies of the dealers and DaimlerChrysler agreed to enforce the agreement by reducing the supply to dealers that granted higher rebates than the 3% that had been agreed.

In the meantime the wholesalers brought an action claiming that the sales policy of GSK AEVE breached both Greek and Community competition law.

But the price differences also reflect the com mercial policy of the makers who persist in selling their cars at steep prices in certain markets.

The problem is therefore twofold : it is necessary, on the one hand, to organise the domestic energy market so as to encourage the maximum use of natural gas—if possible without seriously affecting the other energy-sources—and on the other hand, to build up sales in foreign markets where natural gas will have to compete with alternative forms of energy which may be protected by taxes or subsidies.

The case arose out of the Milk Marketing Board's decision to rationalise its sales policy by which it ceased to supply bulk butter to the plaintiff company.

Article 37 is intended to render the sales policy of a State monopoly subject to the requirements of the free movement of goods and of the equal opportunities which must be accorded to products imported from other Member States.

In taking concerted action regarding the maximum level of profit margins which they allow wholesalers the applicants jointly prevent themselves from so competing and at the same time discourage those intermediaries from pursuing a sales policy which would benefit the products of the manufacturer or importer from whom they obtain or hope to obtain a more advan­tageous profit margin.

The reason the two producers do not aggressively market in each other's home markets is thus said to be an awareness that such an exercise would generate a price war from which neither would gain.