She wanted to defend the euro, but not to pay the price for doing so.

When containment has been abandoned, America has paid a high price.

We pay a price for that, but we are aware of it, and generally we will pay the price for increased freedoms, choices and opportunities.

Apparently, Ukrainians who are used to paying not more than 0.16 per one kilogram (2.2 lb) of cooking salt were not ready to pay the European price for authentic Ukrainian condiments.

Now America has had to pay the price for ignoring loud warnings about the weakened levees of New Orleans.

We accept paying a high and inefficient cost for national defense against what are often unknown enemies.

Paying more for a Fairtrade label is no more anti market than paying more for a Gucci label, and it reflects better ethical priorities.

Palestinians will ask if it was really necessary to fight this war and pay such a high price.

Traders seeking Fairtrade certification must pay producers a price that covers the costs of sustainable production and provides a living wage.

Even if there were instant peace, the region will pay the price for Taylor s bloodlust for decades to come.

The word bear is loaded one in China, where people have had to bear so many other costs of the country's economic progress.

But, if there is no inflation over the next ten years, I will pay a hefty real price for borrowing.

We are thus faced with a dramatic contradiction between universalist aspirations and an unwillingness to pay the price these aspirations demand.

We usually don't, and we want to start getting the accounting system right so we can pay the real cost.

Until we achieve a better balance between markets and government, the world will continue to pay a high price.

The world community will continue to pay a high price for the nuclear standoff, which will cast a shadow over world oil markets for years to come.

To be sure, a growing number of mainstream economists are paying attention to the costs of unfettered global markets. There is greater concern that cross border capital mobility makes it harder to collect taxes and enforce financial regulations at home and that trade agreements, combined with global supply chains, are exacerbating job losses in developed economies.

To be sure, a growing number of mainstream economists are paying attention to the costs of unfettered global markets.

Did you ask the price?

Did you ask the price?

Did you ask the price?

They agreed on a price.

Everything has a price.

Look at the price tag.

Look at the price.

Look at the price.

Freedom has a cost.

Those unwilling to pay the price of handing over national sovereignty in some areas tacitly accept that the eruption of a new crisis is only a matter of time.

With elections looming in Indonesia, and nationalist sentiment there strong, Australia will be paying the diplomatic price for a long time unless it changes course.

How to Pay a Banker

Who will pay?

Where should I pay?

He refused to pay.

She refused to pay.

I refused to pay.

Will you pay cash?

Will you pay cash?

Whose turn is it to pay?

You refused to pay.

Tom refused to pay.

There's no need to pay.

I refuse to pay.

It's a matter of cost.

I'll pay double the price.

I'll pay any price.