Sentence examples for introducing sales from inspiring English sources

Airlines are introducing sales in bursts.

So far, Saudi Arabia is making ends meet by cutting fuel subsidies, introducing sales taxes, issuing sovereign debt, and dipping into its cash reserves.

In recent years, there has been talk of introducing sales, property and other taxes, but this appears unlikely to happen for the foreseeable future.

We can force them to introduce sales taxes to avoid profits migrating offshore.

He stood by Next's decision not to introduce sales before Christmas, unlike rivals such as Debenhams which was forced to issue a profit warning on Tuesday after heavy discounting, and added: "We never have discounted before Christmas and we never discussed it.

Aside from that crisis, sales in its home market were dented by a recently introduced sales tax.

Since Gran Selezione was introduced, sales of Chianti Classico Riserva have also increased: the new category at the top of the Chianti Classico pyramid has enhanced the quality image of the whole designation.

Traditionally, online retailers waited until after Black Friday to introduce sales, usually on the Monday after Thanksgiving, known as "Cyber Monday".

Companies have introduced sales jobs that start students at a higher rate of base salary to reduce the initial risk of taking the jobs.

Under the orders of Pavlov, the Government freed forty percent of prices on 1 January 1991, and introduced sales tax of 5%.

While sales have been slow since hybrids were introduced sale here six years ago, these low-polluting, high-mileage cars now seem poised to become mainstream.