Sentence examples for encourage prices from inspiring English sources

I think these changes will encourage prices to strengthen".

THE launch of the euro, it is argued, will increase transparency, making it easier for consumers to compare prices in different European countries, and so encourage prices to converge.

Generally, investors should avoid real estate in a country where the government is trying to cool the real estate market, and invest in a country where the government is trying to encourage prices to rise.

One of the most provocative ideas was put on the table by Lars E. O. Svensson of Princeton, who proposed what amounted to a big but temporary currency devaluation as a way to encourage prices and demand to rise.

The medicines on the list are approved for United Nations purchase, and it will encourage price competition in poor nations by telling health officials which of hundreds of generics suppliers make safe drugs.

Some of the increase -- how much is a subject of considerable debate -- also stemmed from the state's deregulation of the power industry, which has allowed the owners of power plants to encourage price spikes when demand is high.

Meanwhile, risk insurance companies provide incentives for climate-related DRR in the public sector through programs that raise awareness and promote risk education, encourage pricing risk, create insurance programs, and directly finance DRR (Warner et al. 2009; IPCC 2012).

Almost all (88%) of this spending on branded advertising occurred after Health Canada stated in 2000 that branded reminder advertising was consistent with a regulatory amendment created to encourage price competition in the 1970s.

10, 11 With this in mind, the estimates in this analysis are based on moderate volume demand (5 million people treated per year) and are thus dependent on sizeable procurement orders and the presence of competition in the market as one mechanism to encourage price reductions.

By reducing the supply of the coolant and encouraging prices to rise, the United States government hoped to force manufacturers and consumers to scrap old machines and invest in more environmentally friendly, if more expensive, alternatives.

We are pleased that sellers are now completely free to set their prices as they wish, as this encourages price competition and ensures consumers can get the best possible deals".