Примери за takings

• The price should be as high as possible to maximise takings but as low as possible to maximise sales.

• Under these conditions most people's subsistence needs would be met by hunting as long as they all confined their takings to the subsistence level.

• The ultimate source of value on my view would be these takings of attitudinal pleasure in the sensations rather than the sensations themselves.

• At the time the case was decided, neither the statutes nor the case law governing wills expressly prohibited such takings.

• While owners can reasonably expect some regulatory "takings" to occur,27 they will normally expect that, having acquired property, they will be able to retain it.

• They may manifest themselves in turn takings and new paragraphs added in texts, in the particular way in which an internal note is written, or in repetitions during interviews.

• While the middle of the conversations still tended to contain errors and confusion, the addition of greetings and leave takings was evident and made an important impact on the interactions.

• The north-west has realised that retailing stories of doom and gloom will not increase takings.

• There are two kiosks within a quarter of a mile and takings would need to be increased to justify a third.

• The average annual takings of a jackpot machine are estimated to be at least £7,500.

• I will digress slightly to make the observation that those public houses that have either banned or curtailed smoking have increased their takings.

• The proposal to abolish the standard method of reckoning gross takings would impact on those retailers, including mail order companies, which provide self-financed credit facilities.

• The national income of this country has increased tenfold, and the surtax rates have trebled, and the surtax takings have increased twice.

• We are also told that there has been a large diminution of drunkenness, and that greyhound racing has lowered the takings of the adjacent public-houses.

• The sum total of the takings of that industry amounts to about £150,000,000; the expenses amount to £145,000,000; the profits, therefore, in round figures, are £5,000,000.