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Перевод: affordable

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допустимый; по средствам

Тезаурус:

1. But there are many more affordable and comfortable holidays in Inghams' brochures too, with good four-star hotels typically costing 400 to 550 for a week's half-board holiday out of peak season.
2. Adidas is also attacking the bulk end of the market by offering shoes at more affordable prices, with greater strength in the 35-;45 range than at the top of the market.
3. It reads: "We urge the government to give housing a higher priority, by making 100,000 affordable homes available each year, using both public and private housing, to meet rural and urban housing need; by improving choice and quality of housing for all tenants; by further measures to tackle homelessness especially among young people; targeting government resources, such as mortgage interest relief, to those in greatest need.
4. The Pier home style is rustic and affordable, Richards aiming at a holiday feel with wicker, scented candles, ceramics, glass and handmade cushions.
5. After a disappointing first round of sales in Texas, where half of the affordable housing is located, the agency extended its offer and advertised a sealed-bid auction to drum up interest.
6. Introduced last summer to bring stock car racing back to a more affordable level, their early outings showed promise, with the Christmas meeting at Foxhall producing 30 starters and some excellent racing.
7. Even 33MHz 80486 based computers are becoming affordable.
8. Furthermore, efforts by LDDC to provide affordable housing for sale proved inadequate in the face of intense demand pressures.
9. Continuing their tradition of affordable limited-edition guitars, Martin's special 1993-model D-16 is the D-16H, an all-mahogany dreadnought with herringbone trim around the soundhole and down the centre of the back.
10. AFFORDABLE homes in Liphook will be ready for occupation in August.
11. Left-over Stilton is very good for cooking and is an affordable substitute for Roquefort.
12. Despite these soaring levels of homelessness, hardly any affordable housing is being built even though the construction industry is calling for jobs.
13. Indeed, aware of the harsh criticisms made of its sister Corporation in London Docklands, concerning the distribution of employment opportunities (Peat, Marwick, McLintock, 1987), affordable housing for local people (National Audit Office, 1988) and democratic accountability (Nicholson, 1989) the local regeneration lobby is united in a consensus that the acutely uneven development characteristic of London Docklands should not be replicated on Merseyside.