Sentence examples for challenge prices from inspiring English sources

Another challenge: prices, especially on the public-safety side.

The long list of new measures includes a ceiling on cross-border tax deduction, curbs on rubber-stamp sales contracts in tax havens, new powers for tax authorities to challenge pricing of inter-group transactions and mandatory "country by country" reporting by global firms over the location of their economic sales activities.

Hospital executives say the ban on challenging prices is justified.

All collectors, from the passionate to the purely greedy, all face the same challenges: price inflation, access to the elite "waiting lists" and sorting out which artists are going to last for the long haul.

Intel has continued to see strong incoming orders, and finished the second quarter on a strong note but with challenged pricing, as low-margin netbook Atom processors gained ground over high-margin notebooks and servers.

During a second-period brawl that left five Bruins and four Canadiens in the penalty box, Thomas sprinted down the ice and challenged Price.

Another challenge is prices.

They don't challenge the prices.

The government had planned to allow publicans the right to challenge rental prices but had ruled out a rent-only option which would give them the chance to buy drinks from any supplier.

The government planned to allow publicans the right to challenge rental prices but had ruled out a rent only option which would give them the chance to buy drinks from any supplier.

However, in the context of SSA, availability of reliable Internet connection with the necessary bandwidth is a major challenge and prices for Internet connection for the universities in most of these countries still remain high.