Sentence examples for apply a price from inspiring English sources

But Mr Blood points out that many firms already apply a price of carbon internally, for example when evaluating significant investments, as they increasingly think it likely that governments will impose one.

Mr. Wagner said that to determine how much California should have paid for power since last September, when the commission began monitoring California energy prices, he would suggest that the agency retroactively apply a price control formula it adopted in June.

While Total isn't ditching oil and gas completely, the firm plans to dial back production of oil from tar sands, forgo fossil fuel exploration in the Arctic and apply a price to carbon when assessing future investments, according to a report detailing its new strategy.

Check prices on internet for what the items sell for then apply a price to each item, just a bit lower.

Next, apply a price-cost test: if the product costs over $6 to make, the bundle is predatory.That check seems neat but sound business practices may still fall foul of it.

"There's going to be much less confusion in terms of what the clean earnings-per-share number is," says Gallant, "so it's much easier to apply a price-to-earnings multiple across the board and compare media companies to other industries".

Therefore, the monopolist does not proceed in the usual way of price discrimination, having to apply a pricing policy, through a price-quality schedule, in order to allocate costumers along the quality spectrum by a process of self-selection.

Several hundred companies have called for a price on carbon, in concert with the World Bank, with many also applying a price in their internal operations.

Meacher expressed pessimism for future "market-driven environmental action", whether it was reducing carbon emissions through trading or protecting biodiversity by applying a price to "ecosystem services" such as medicines from rainforests.

This paper applies a price-gap approach to estimate China's fossil-fuel related subsidies with the consideration of the external cost.

S&P added that its target price applies a price-to-earnings ratio of 19 times its 12-month earnings-per-share estimate.