Sentence examples for delayed pricing from inspiring English sources

After Slovenia earlier delayed pricing a bond pending a possible rating announcement, the announcement has come.

Swiss Life delayed pricing the new offering by five days after its former chief executive, Roland Chlapowski, was ousted amid investigations into a fund that gained 12 million francs for him and five other executives.

And MarkeTrac for now is a glossy, graphics-heavy display that offers investors little more than delayed price and volume data for stocks like I.B.M. Memo to the Big Board: Price and volume statistics are not hard to come by on the Internet.

Offers two-minute delayed price quots for dozens of reits, breaks them down into different categories and enables you to check the historic performance of reits against the stock market.

That allows companies to spend more efficiently, and delay pricing their firms, likely allowing for a higher valuation mark to be set.

For its part, the operator has apologized and announced it would delay price increases at the meters.

We refer to the capability whereby firms delay price decision and make sales in response to actual market condition as postponement.

Labour has defended its promise to freeze energy bills until 2017 against criticism that companies were delaying price cuts as wholesale prices fall because of the threat of the policy coming into force after the election.

Delaying price decontrols is not a universal prescription, and there is still a camp of Chinese and foreign economists who believe that price liberalization is an essential starting point.

The government's decision to delay price increases for utilities to July from January will bring a "substantial slowdown in the annual inflation rate" early next year, according to the statement.

A recent example is language slipped at the last minute into the American Taxpayer Relief Act that will delay price restraints on a pill, sold by the biotech company Amgen, that will cost Medicare as much as $500 million.