Sentence examples for foster price from inspiring English sources
The committee will continue to assess the effects of financial and other developments on economic prospects and will act as needed to foster price stability and sustainable economic growth.
The Federal Communications Commission's recent auction of wireless airwave frequencies raised $17 billion for the Treasury but failed almost completely to encourage the entry of small companies that could foster price competition and technological innovation.
Leaving the door open for the possibility of additional rate cuts, the central bank said it would "continue to assess" the economic outlook and "act as needed to foster price stability and sustainable economic growth".
But the proliferation of new carriers eager to recoup their investments has helped foster price wars in many long-distance segments, putting pressure on long-distance companies both young and old.
In any case, it will be interesting to see how well this form of price discrimination holds up in the long run, since the Internet has a tendency to prevent rather than foster price discrimination.
It makes no sense to send out safety advisories telling physicians to prescribe a drug cautiously because of serious risks and then, using a regulatory loophole created to foster price competition, to turn a blind eye to persuasive advertisements that make the same drug look like an effortless key to happiness and good health.
But we don't think that either SAB or anyone else is likely to bid, unless Foster's price falls materially first.
The decision to stay the course is also important because it indicates that the Fed is giving due consideration to both sides of its dual mandate to foster both price stability and full employment.
Consumer groups and newer local-calling sellers like AT&T, which rent network switches and other components from the older companies, say the rules foster lower prices and greater competition.
Ford was slow to notice European drivers switching to diesel engines and still does not have a compact off-roader that can compete with Honda's successful CRV model though Mr Booth could soon plug that gap.But this is a dreadful time to be trying to recover from a position of weakness in the European market, where massive over-capacity fosters fierce price wars.
