Sentence examples for blanket prices from inspiring English sources

Planners do not send blanket prices to potential couples, and very few will have them published on their websites.

Prices vary according to area and development, as each island has its own distinct character and will appeal to different groups of people; there is no way to give blanket prices.

On the plus side, the bed was piled with blankets, and prices were negotiable (I paid 300 rupees, about $5.50 at 55 rupees to the dollar).

Instead it was suggested Mr Cameron now thought it was possible to crack down on the cheapest drinks without the need for blanket minimum pricing.

Each picture shows Ms. Welty obscured by the detritus of everyday life — a sea of colorful twist-ties in one photograph, and rows of receipts or a blanket of price tags in others.

The state's other senator, Dianne Feinstein, another Democrat, offered a slightly more complicated bill that would give the energy secretary the power to choose between blanket regional price limits or to negotiate with individual producers to set rates of return for their sales to California.

The Tories had previously suggested that a blanket minimum pricing policy would not work.

But Tory health spokeswoman Mary Scanlon said: "There is simply no political support for the SNP's blanket minimum pricing.

Conservative health spokesman Murdo Fraser said: "This move by the supermarkets demonstrates precisely the difficulties with the SNP's plans for blanket minimum pricing of alcohol, plans which will easily be got around by internet sales".

In February, it imposed a blanket freeze on prices in supermarkets and appliance stores.

Dell also put in place a blanket 10% rise in prices for the UK, while HP increased prices as the pound sunk against the dollar.