Sentence examples for caps on prices from inspiring English sources

In fact, while some House Democrats are still pressing for firmer caps on prices, Senators Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, and Gordon H. Smith, Republican of Oregon, withdrew a bill that would have placed strict price controls on electricity sold in Western markets.

According to the WSJ, both Penguin Group and HarperCollins didn't want Apple's caps on pricing but eventually had to agree to Apple's terms.

For example, the company has a policy in the U.S. to put caps on pricing in the U.S. during crises and national disasters, a policy it first implemented with the state of New York.

These wines "will have no cap on prices," he said.

But the figures being proposed would still be more than the cap on prices the two big utilities can charge their customers, about $60 a megawatt hour.

Releasing oil reserves to set a cap on prices -- and making it clear that we are prepared to release more -- will do exactly that.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 PriCapCap Discourages Trash-Hauling Companies Top executives of three of the nation's largest trash companies warned that they might have to quit New York City because of a Giuliani administration cap on prices.

Top executives from three of the nation's largest trash companies warned yesterday that they might have to pull out of the New York City market because of the Giuliani administration's cap on prices.

Although recent lending figures show the number of people buying homes remains below the last property boom, there are signs that the market is hotting up in some areas, leading to calls for a cap on prices from some quarters including a trade body for chartered surveyors and estate agents.

Their return will keep a cap on prices, and all the homes going up for sale will reduce the incentive for homeowners to build new homes.

The Labour leader argued firms had been "overcharging" customers for many years and millions of households would benefit from the temporary cap on prices at a time when finances were under acute pressure and many were struggling to heat their homes.