Sentence examples for guaranteeing prices from inspiring English sources

But the auctioneers are being much more selective about the works they are offering for sale and have abandoned the boomtime practice of guaranteeing prices.

This may be beyond the ability of a fragile state like Afghanistan.Another option under discussion is to stimulate licit agriculture, perhaps by guaranteeing prices for non-poppy crops.

A central demand of thousands of farmers is for legislation guaranteeing prices at the cost of production for efficient, well-equipped farmers.

They will also have to explain away a treasure trove of internal e-mails uncovered by the antitrust watchdogs which appear to show airline executives dreaming of the many ways they will be able to charge more after a merger.The airlines may try to settle the lawsuit before it gets to court by giving up certain routes to rivals or guaranteeing prices and services.

The report says the economic incentives for this extra investment will have to come from reforms to the electricity market that the government is working out at the moment, designed to supply additional and enduring support through guaranteeing prices for low-carbon electricity.

Thirdly, are more decisive measures to reduce unemployment permanently not the most tried and tested means of guaranteeing price stability?

Tax credits, quotas, deductions, exemptions, pilot projects, guaranteed prices and guaranteed demand are all examples of creative market interventions.

In Europe, many national governments have guaranteed prices for energy from sun or wind.

High, guaranteed prices helped produce recent record harvests of nearly 500m tonnes.

Federal agencies built backcountry roads, and the Atomic Energy Commission established guaranteed prices for ore.

Now, the guaranteed prices will be delivered directly from the dealers instead of appearing on TrueCar's Web site.