Sentence examples for handle prices from inspiring English sources

This is allowed only of station owners who can prove that they have ordered new pump computers that can handle prices up to $9.99 a gallon.

As the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in New York City hit a record $4.20 on Wednesday, the State Bureau of Weights and Measures gave station owners like Mr. Staiano the official go-ahead to charge by the half-gallon, provided they can prove that they have ordered new pump computers that can handle prices up to $9.99 a gallon.

"Lower prices for now will give us the breathing room to deal with the issue of how to handle price spikes on the policy level," said Mr. Seiple, the Colorado consultant.

The communication network (wired or wireless) enables the retailer to handle price changes automatically.

If Apple does roll out a rental/trial system, it'll be interesting to see how they handle pricing.

In certain markets like San Francisco, TNCs appear to be dominant and deserve greater scrutiny around how they treat drivers and handle pricing.

(The complaints touch on a variety of topics, including claims handling, price increases and advertising methods).

At an early sale, one daughter, Katherine, then in junior high school, handled pricing because she had already gone to garage sales with friends; she took a leading role in the project.

There were red, yellow, green and white shafted canes with pistol-grip-shaped "derby" handles priced at $30; a clear Lucite-shafted cane priced at $60; variously priced black-shafted canes with brass-plated handles shaped like the heads of snakes, elephants, and wolves; and a hollow shafted cane designed to accommodate five tubular glass flasks.

For some years, the steel companies handled price negotiations themselves for their raw material, iron ore.

Reuters is also handling pricing and trading data generated internally at Susquehanna; they go to 600 new Reuters terminals around Susquehanna's trading floors in New York, Dublin and Sydney.