Traducción Inglés-Español para "price tag"

price tag {sustantivo} (también: lead, sampling)

price-tag {sustantivo}

The price tag is high.

There is a price-tag on pollution.

After ratification, CO2 emission will have a price tag.

Togo must know that democracy comes with a price tag and that impunity will no longer be accepted.

Quality has a price, but pollution could well have a much higher price tag in future.

This is one of the very few proposals I can recall which has come with a price tag attached.

But we should not kid ourselves: a comprehensive Middle East peace deal comes with a hefty price tag.

You cannot compare a real product with an imitation and then stick on another price tag.

Even in Russia, a clean environment has a price tag, despite the pledges of financial support and cooperation.

China has flooded the European market with seemingly low-cost products which in fact come with a very high price tag.

As at a Christmas market, Member States set out their stalls on which various national interests were displayed with price tags attached.

The argument that 'not enlarging ' or 'enlarging at a later date ' also carries a hefty price tag is heard very rarely.

This would give C02 a price tag and promote innovation, particularly more efficient engines and more economical and better use of fuel.

The true and competitive price of a product, commodity or service, is arrived at when a price tag is also put on the harm to the environment it causes.

We believe strongly that impact assessments and price tags should be attached to all new EU proposals, including parliamentary amendments.

The price tag of this programme, which was introduced only a few days before the summit, is USD 24 billion in additional public funds.

Those events and their associated price tags bring very close to home the reality of what unchecked climate change would mean for us.

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