Sentence examples for curtail prices from inspiring English sources

While the central government is concerned, state governments also need to take measures to curtail prices, she contended.

But federal regulators claim that their earlier price-mitigation plan, though limited in scope, helped to force generators to curtail prices.

Individual members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have begun to speak out against raising output, in response to a statement from the Saudis on Friday that they were willing to produce an additional 500,000 barrels of oil a day to help curtail prices, which have been above $40 a barrel.

The internet has opened up a platform for price comparisons and bargaining while the recent global financial crisis curtailed prices overall.

The government has been unable to curtail rising prices of commodities, while appearing to spend lavishly on events like Vibrant Gujarat, an investment summit, and the Sadbhavana Fast, a one-day rally.

Obamacare will expand the customer base but will likely curtail its prices.

After initial agreements failed to curtail the price war, Mr. Pitofsky said, the music companies toughened the agreements.

In Northern China rice and pork production have been curtailed, and prices in China are already starting to rise.

In these circumstances, the main priority of policy following 1972 would have to switch from emphasizing the need to curtail pressures on prices and cost.

Supporters of caps argue that the limits would curtail sky-high prices and buy time for California and other states to line up long-term supplies.

By and large, natural gas is a continental market -- almost all the gas consumed in North America is produced here -- and there is no OPEC to curtail production when prices drop.