Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• On the basis of the European directive liberalising the natural gas market, subject to what conditions can a Member State offer lower prices to particular sectors or groups?
• Our pig breeders then have to complete with imports from third countries which do not apply these animal protection standards and can therefore offer much lower prices.
• In recent months Finnish shipyards have lost out in several competitive bidding procedures to the Italian state
• I'd have to offer you a lower price for it than you'd get by waiting.
• On the basis of the European directive liberalising the natural gas market, subject to what conditions can a Member State offer lower prices to particular sectors or groups?
• If we can offer lower prices, I think we can save our customers a lot of money.
• This allows Chinese producers to offer products at much lower prices.
• Furthermore, SNCM continued to apply a pricing policy aiming to offer lower prices than its competitors.

• Can I offer a more sensible solution?
• Therefore a sale under bankruptcy procedure may result in a much lower price than a sale organised under the restructuring process.
• This was developed by colleagues at Stanford, called the iRhythm
• As for the shipping companies, [...] considers that buying ships from Spanish shipyards at a much lower price enables them to save millions of euros on a substantial part of their fixed costs.
• This allows Chinese producers to offer products at much lower prices.
• Our pig breeders then have to complete with imports from third countries which do not apply these animal protection standards and can therefore offer much lower prices.
• completely supplants the prior technology at a much lower price point with much more effectivity.
• These new contracts were priced [...], and therefore at a much lower price than the one quoted by the third party.