Sentence examples for condemned price from inspiring English sources

The settler leadership has fiercely condemned "price tag," saying it does not represent the vast majority of their community.

However, having watched the programme again I still couldn't find the section where he condemned price-fixing".

2008 Branson on Walsh's accusation that the entrepreneur had lied when claiming he had condemned price-fixing on the BBC's Money Programme: "It is no wonder that BA is in the state it is in if Willie Walsh has the time to watch past editions of the Money Programme".

A House resolution introduced in the days after Sept. 11, 2001, condemned oil price gouging after gas prices in some parts of the country rose by as much as 300% after the terrorist attacks.

Willie Walsh, the chief executive of IAG, which operates around half the flights at Heathrow, said he would favour the idea as a way of funding the infrastructure, as he condemned the price tag of a third runway as "outrageous" and "overinflated".

On Thursday, Hillary Clinton condemned the price increase.

Stanley authored the majority report which condemned alleged price fixing by U.S. Steel and censured President Theodore Roosevelt for his role in U.S. Steel's purchase of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company.

But following reports that the company raised the price of their standard two-pack of EpiPens from $100 in 2009 to $600 in 2016, Parker publicly cut ties and condemned the price hike.

(a) The Robinson Patman Act, by its terms, condemns price discrimination only to the extent that it threatens to injure competition.

We have publicly condemned egregious pricing behavior in our industry.

The European Union and the single market called an end to power monopolies, condemned fixed prices and rolled back state control over industrial sectors.