Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The scope for deviating and increasing sales into the EU may be limited.
• Car manufacturers and dealers have been aggressively lobbying for the introduction of such a tax, with a view to increasing sales of new cars, which would be subject to lower tax rates.
• We call it Cool Carpet. And it has been a powerful marketplace differentiator, increasing sales and profits.
• The positive performance of life insurance undertakings has been supported by strong sales of unit
• linked products against a background of rising equity prices and by increasing sales of other, more traditional products.
• Particular importance should be attached to increasing sales of musts (an alcohol
• And it has been a powerful marketplace differentiator, increasing sales and profits.
• free beverage) as a means of assisting the diversification of wine production.

• The Company also plans to increase sales to corporate clients.
• All it will do is increase sales by American multinationals.
• Furthermore, at Huta Cz?stochowa ISD Polska managed to increase sales from [... more than 30000] tonnes in 2004 to [... more than 50000] tonnes in 2006 and [... more than 90000] tonnes in 2008.
• The display of brands should be limited to demonstrations and tastings, namely to activities specifically designed to increase sales, and to the corresponding information and promotion material displayed during those specific activities.
• Such a procedure is likely to increase sales of Community alcohol and thus reduce stocks which must otherwise be managed at a high cost to the budget.
• Thirdly, most suppliers of copper rod have spare capacity and could increase sales on the merchant market or expand their overall production in case of a price increase for copper rod.
• Hitherto Moldova has fully exhausted the quota it was allocated, therefore an increase in duty free tariff quotas will enable Moldova to increase sales of its production in the EU, without damaging the EU's wine industry.
• Effective trade networks and access to livestock markets would enable them to increase sales substantially.