Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The only acquis that our partners will accept is the reduction of prices.
• In addition, developments in indirect taxes and administered prices need to be monitored closely.
• contradicts the need for action dictated by international price volatility and by the need to ensure food security and food requirements.
• For consumers to benefit from increased competition, prices need to be comparable.
• In other words, there is to be an increase in something that is of questionable necessity, while at the same time there are to be reductions affecting things that we vitally need.
• The reduction of the financial ceiling
• by 12.5 % in real terms
• Equally, measures on quantitative limitations for carrying out the buying

• Negative, firstly, in terms of price competitiveness and reduction of demand in these Asian countries.
• Instead of a reform of the CAP and main COMs based on a reduction of prices and its partial compensation through allowances, we call on the Commission to seriously and quickly consider creating new tools that enable farmers to have stable incomes.
• up for an agricultural policy geared towards productivity, the constant reduction of prices, deregulation and the world market.
• The only acquis that our partners will accept is the reduction of prices.
• If the reduction of prices is a fair objective for airlines and passengers, it has to be accompanied by the quality of services among which is the efficiency of the throughput with the best security/safety level.
• The EM1 Council considered it advisable in the prevailing circumstances to maintain the present arrangements and to continue to aim at avoiding significant exchange rate fluctuations by gearing member countries» policies to the achievement of price stability and the reduction of fiscal deficits.
• We should no longer settle for accompanying measures, which are often no more than a scanty cover
• The macroeconomic pillars for the future coordination of national economic policies would, of course, be based on a monetary policy for the stability of prices and reduction of public debt.