Sentence examples for floating prices from inspiring English sources

Some dealers complain that because oil prices have not climbed as high as anticipated, they've lost money to companies selling on "floating" prices.

Floating prices on meals.

The pledge was to keep the scheme but to amend it to move to a floating price a year earlier than planned.

The government has insisted that an ETS – whether it has a fixed or floating price – is a tax.

Clive Palmer's three senators will vote to repeal the carbon price but legislate for a floating price emissions trading scheme sometime in the future.

I indicated after I returned to the Prime Ministership that we'd returned to a floating price through an emissions trading scheme at the first opportunity.

Labor's position is to support emissions trading with a cap; before the 2013 election, Kevin Rudd affirmed his intent to bring forward the floating price and end the fixed-price period early.

That gives you the bullet points: there'll be an emissions trading scheme with a floating price (unlike the scheme when in government, which began with a fixed price and was characterised by Tony Abbott as a tax), and a bigger RET.

In the industrial engineering and operational research fields there is a class of perishable inventory control problems called yield management. Examples are floating pricing strategies in airlines, hotels, and the car rentals.

The two utilities have not paid their bills for months, saying they are nearly bankrupt because under deregulation of the power industry, wholesalers have been allowed to float prices while retail rates were capped.

During her tenure, Ms. Schapiro pushed the commission to adopt rules that would replace the stable, $1-a-share price with a floating share price.