And while this cutback has prompted many in Alaska to label the industry arrogant, it has spurred merchants to fight future efforts at restricting tourism.
In a working-class neighborhood in far eastern Tokyo called Koiwa, rising crime spurred a merchants' group to start a collection and buy 60 surveillance cameras.
He was tarnished by the electric power crisis of 2000 and 2001 which was spurred by merchant power generators manipulating the deregulation scheme enacted by Davis's predecessor, Governor Pete Wilson.
On the other hand, the ability to generate direct sales from an ad could be tantalizing to advertisers and merchants, spurring competition and bringing new revenue to struggling media companies.
This spur line served two coal merchants, and never officially carried passengers; it was never upgraded to carry locomotives and remained worked by horses throughout its existence.
[C2.] Now on the Web: The Total Price Spurred by competitive pressures, more online merchants are disclosing how much their goods and services cost after taxes, fees and shipping charges.
Sea trade with the South-east Pacific, the Hindu world, the Islamic world, and East Africa brought merchants great fortune and spurred an enormous growth in the shipbuilding industry of Song-era Fujian province.
The purpose of what seem to be "amazing discounts" is to offer "some trip-driving items," Ms. Sanchez said, meaning merchandise that would spur someone to shop a store and, the merchant hopes, also buy some items at full price.
That means merchants must offer more innovative products and services to spur sales.
Menilek contracted with a French company to construct a railway between Addis Ababa and Djibouti, which thus spurred the exploitation of the country's produce by foreign merchants in cooperation with the ruling elites.
