Sentence examples for a regulated price from inspiring English sources

Local telecommunications service has traditionally been provided by a monopoly under a regulated price structure.

About a decade ago, the government forced France Telecom to lease capacity on its wires to rivals for a regulated price, allowing competitors like Iliad to storm in.

Gas from Camisea's Block 88, which has the biggest probable reserves in the Peruvian Amazon, is sold at a regulated price of $1.80-3.30 1.80-3.30on British thermal units, which has helper fuel Peru's stellar economillionwth of the past dozen years.

Every "unbundled element" required a regulated price.

Most of the other products that have a regulated price set by the government are difficult to find, and when they are found, they're highly rationed.

In the semi-regulated Southeast Queensland market where a regulated price-cap exists, there is lower dispersion but marginal offers include a 6.7% retail mark-up.

More important, the state had a regulated pricing policy for hospitals until 1997, and when deregulation was introduced in 1997, competition suddenly became part of the landscape.

It will encourage member states to establish a road map for the phasing out of all regulated prices".

Therefore it could be stated that the quality decrease was not caused by an inappropriate level of regulated price.

In January 1999, Montana Resources' power costs fell to $19 a megawatt hour from the regulated price of $30.

Businesses across the country are bracing for a sharp increase in the regulated price of diesel fuel, as the rupee's steep drop in August has driven up the Indian cost of crude oil, priced in dollars and almost entirely imported.