Sentence examples for grant price from inspiring English sources

Drugs firms refuse to grant price cuts to developing countries until their health systems are deemed 'sophisticated'sophisticated

Maine's innovative effort to reduce prescription drug costs for uninsured state residents by pressuring manufacturers to grant price rebates received the Supreme Court's qualified approval today.

Backdating involves retroactively setting a stock option's grant price to a date when the stock price was lower in order to build in a profit.

Sprint said that because so many of the original options were under water -- with a grant price well above the current stock price -- they were no longer a useful device for motivating and retaining employees.

But Mr. Pryor, who is chairman of the Committee on Aging, said that Merck's discounts were much smaller than those of "most other drug manufacturers," which grant price cuts of up to 40percenttoto hospitals and health maintenance organizations.

As in Zollars' case, the companies typically retain a right to repurchase a portion of those shares at the grant price if the executive screws up.

True, but systems have come down in price since we installed ours, so your post-grant price for a system like ours would be around £12,000 now.

Visteon said agreements granting price cuts to Ford would have a significant impact on its bottom line.

Home Depot's top merchants brag they can count on their fingers how often they've granted price increases in the past three years.

Once a SNAP recipient has achieved a certain amount of "health points," they might be provided additional benefits or be granted price reductions on healthy food products.

In New York City -- where, granted, prices for most things tend to be highest -- half an hour of acupuncture generally costs $50 to $75; an hour's worth of immersion in Ms. Richard's healing waters costs $75.