Significats de offer a discount en anglès

Who needs to offer a discount if they are doing OK?

The subsidy allows operators to offer a discount to consumers who sign two-year contracts.

If it were big enough to send to Guibourg, I could offer a discount.

In a statement the Shannon Airport Authority said the route incentives offer a discount for five-years.

The bank is expected to offer a discount of up to 30 percent to push through the deal, traders said.

The ad was an attempt to counter National's criticism of the government's plans to offer a discount for new electric vehicles.

He said the plan was to offer a discount on the installation cost bringing it down to about $7000.

Automakers could offer a discount on bigger batteries during the holiday travel season, or on additional safety features when your kid starts driving.

And many shops now offer a discount on hot drinks for customers who bring in or buy re-usable cups, rather than taking disposable ones.

Hong Kong-listed companies usually offer a discount of 5-10 percent to the current share price when they issue new shares.

But analysts predict the bank will still need to offer a discount of between 5 and 15 percent to attract buyers.

Apple does not yet offer a discounted bundle of other companies' streaming services.

Interrail offers a discounted Eurostar journey to Paris from London starting at £30.

The law did not stop retailers from offering a discount for cash purchases.

The law does not stop retailers from offering a discount for cash purchases.

I don't think offering a discount has ever been done before.