In essence, prices for the electricity are capped, but the developers are free to hike their profits by boosting their plants' efficiency.
In essence the price paid by the MCB and its affiliates for its previous principled stand was dear on all fronts, although it gained much unnoticed and unreported praise from an array of sectors.
In essence, housing price linkage not only relies on the effectiveness of linkage channels, but also hinges on the responses of countries to external shocks.
In essence, tiered pricing indicates the practice of setting different prices for different groups – tiers – of potential buyers or national markets.
In essence, congestion pricing is a system where drivers would pay higher prices for using high-traffic streets or entering high-traffic zones, allowing cities to better dictate the flow of drivers and reduce congestion. .
Microsoft is in essence dropping prices again by not charging for halting virtual machines.
The inquiry hinged on the question of whether publishers, at the urging of Steven P. Jobs, then Apple's chief executive, agreed to adopt a new policy in 2010 that in essence coordinated the price of newly released e-books at the price offered in Apple's iBookstore - typically between $12.99 and $14.99.
Eugene Fama, of the University of Chicago, defined its essence: that the price of a financial asset reflects all available information that is relevant to its value.From that idea powerful conclusions were drawn, not least on Wall Street.
In adolescence, Genet undergoes female genital cutting in a convoluted bit of dramatic business: she is, in essence, paying a price to shield Marion from false accusations around her (covert) deflowering by Shiva.
Predictably, that didn't last, and before long he introduced BLK DNM, which is in essence an aggressively priced Uniqlo or Gap for the upper echelon of the invisible.
