Sentence examples for appropriate prices for from inspiring English sources
That said, Berkshire will hold fast to what it believes are appropriate prices for its products.
"We have put in place partnership agreements with the NHS and Nice and it is absolutely in the interests of all the industry that we establish appropriate prices for medicines to ensure that there is a level playing field, otherwise you will have some parts of the industry underwriting other parts that are not undergoing effective value assessment," said Whitehead.
Sourcery Technologies Inc. has raised $5 million in venture funding for software that helps restaurateurs and corporate kitchens order from vendors, keep track of their inventory and costs, and figure out the appropriate prices for different ingredients.
"They were very sensitive to us and offered an appropriate price for the market conditions".
No significant efforts were made to determine what the appropriate price for the assets was.
That is the just and appropriate price for the pervasive and unprecedented institutional misconduct that occurred here".
But the issue has been sparked by undercover videos, which appear to show Planned Parenthood employees discussing the appropriate price for fetal body parts following an abortion.
"The chances of a settlement that meaningfully reforms mortgage servicing and makes the banks pay an appropriate price for illegal conduct are rapidly slipping away".
Neither Fannie nor Freddie has been adept at setting an appropriate price for their guarantees — that's why they're choking on more than $100 billion in losses.
Pietsch, in turn, clarified how Hachette prices ebooks, and defends his company's practices, saying: "We know by experience that there is not one appropriate price for all ebooks, and that all ebooks do not belong in the same $9.99 box".
On November 4th Preet Bharara, a federal prosecutor, announced that SAC would plead guilty to five counts of fraud, cease managing money for clients and pay a record fine of $1.8 billion—in Mr Bharara's words, a "just and appropriate price for pervasive and unprecedented institutional misconduct".
