Príklady sale

• The government passed a law to restrict the sale of guns.

• Eleven million bottles of water had to be withdrawn from sale due to a health scare.

• Proceeds from the sale of the cards go to local charities.

• We'll split the proceeds from the sale.

• We found a buyer for our house, but then the sale fell through.

• I got some shoes cheap in the sale.

• Don't miss out on the fantastic bargains in our summer sale.

• She picked up some real bargains in the sale.

• The summer sales are now on.

• I went sale shopping.

• Only one of the columns for yearly sales is provided here.

• The occupational categories used are: professionals and business executives; clerical and sales workers; farmers and farm labourers; skilled workers; and unskilled workers.

• Try though they might, the authorities had no way of banning sales transactions in bad money when bad coins served those transactions well.

• If the quotations collected in other studies are not representative of the universe of annuity sales, the results and comparisons may be biased.

• The global growth in the sales of certified organic products has increased by an average of 20-25% per year since 19904.

• Six of the nine organic winter pear handlers reported export sales, with exports ranging from 5 to 40% of their total pack.

• When they were sold, however, these sales do not appear to have been handled very differently from other sales.

• Each new instalment in the series (through volume 7) has equalled or improved upon the sales figures of its predecessor.

• At times, sugar sales were the only immediate means of getting money for vital imports, and sugar was sold while still in the field.

• All of them stressed that on sales floors, at consumers' doorsteps, in purchasing agents' offices, acting was just as necessary as on the stage.

• We distinguish between two types of transmissions : gifts and sales, the dividing line being whether the transaction included a price or not.

• In other words, was land freely alienable or were sales mediated by the taravad and/or other social factors?

• State officials objected to both land sales and squatting as development strategies because they believed that such activities led to land fragmentation and degradation.

• The price effect valorised particularly mining production, increasing profit margins and the value of sales abroad.

• Particularly in sales charts, the quality of a record is equated with its exchange value, as the ranking depends on the number of items sold.