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"India is a very price sensitive market when it comes to spending hard earned money," he wrote.

"Here, it's a sensitive market because we need a quality tenant for the Village of the Branch.

Japanese officials said they had basically reached a tentative accord that would greatly reduce government involvement in the politically sensitive market for computer chips.

Both have systems that catalogue firms, capabilities, and solicitations that are used to facilitate security sensitive market research.

This helps a company to protect a brand or reputation and allows certificate holders access to highly environmentally sensitive markets.

When this happens the shipment usually has to be repackaged and resold to a less sensitive market which leads to large financial losses.

It will take time and sensitive marketing to ensure that the housing market recovers progressively rather than being artificially injected with activity.

They also created "fenced rate" logic similar to airlines, which would allow them to offer targeted discounts to price sensitive market segments based on demand.

"We knew from our sources that their sole objective was to pick up sensitive market information that they could then profit from.

How Shering Weighing has grown a global client base and held its own in a price sensitive market by putting quality above price.

Keeping an eye on the stock tickers and an ear turned to news broadcasts, traders in oil, gold and other sensitive markets faced the same uncertainty.

Those around Mr. Berlusconi say he is just being prudent when the potential for job losses, sensitive market and economic decisions and continuing criminal investigations are at stake.

Though the installed capacity of the company is more than 1,25,000 tons, the capacity utilization is only around 60% due to current price sensitive market and intense competition from private players.

Sainsbury's, Marks and Spencers, Rolls Royce and IBM have highly effective and sensitive marketing systems.

Historically, a cost sensitive market segment, auto makers have embraced the use low cost materials plated with a thin film of electroless nickel to meet strict requirements in an economical fashion.

The flow of money from the United States into international markets has fallen off, and much of what continues is moving into more cyclically sensitive markets in continental Europe to take advantage of strong economic rebounds there.

EDC notes that they currently conduct CRS assessments of financings in sensitive markets or for sensitive projects, and work with companies to ensure that required standards are met before receiving EDC support.

CONSIDER the reactions over the last 18 months among a group of particularly sensitive market timers - newsletter editors who communicate with subscribers daily and who vary their equity exposure sharply when they switch from being bullish or bearish.

These products can also help the EU to honour international obligations such as those arising from the Rio Convention on Climate Change and can meet environmentally sensitive market requirements such as the use of biofuels, for instance in shipping.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the use of these arrangements with reference to the potential for market abuse by directors not disclosing their effective divestment in stocks for which they are privy to sensitive market information.

A Very Sensitive Market' "It is a very sensitive market that can be easily spooked," said Richard E. Witten, vice president for foreign exchange at Goldman, Sachs & Company.

The Japanese were successfully entering into many of the most sensitive markets in the EC (e.g. cars, consumer electronic equipment, computing equipment), and the NICs were becoming an increasing threat to many of the industries of the member states.

The preferred approach, made simple in the United States by a sensitive market structure, would be for managers to respond to market signals; as long as the Soviet system remains a command economy rather than a market economy, Soviet managers will have difficulty following the American example.

Under Schmücker, the Beetle was no longer the unstoppable force in European and US marketplaces it had been at the start of the decade, and in price sensitive markets the German built Golf was hampered by government determination to retain a strong currency.

In a society with strict laws about how products can be pitched to children, the lucrative new children's market - and a resultant surge in child-beckoning products like phone covers decorated with pictures of Donald Duck and characters from "Star Wars" - has raised sensitive marketing issues.