Sentence examples for implementation of a price from inspiring English sources

This meant that the biggest issue on which Abbott took a stand was the Labor Party's implementation of a price on carbon, which he repealed on his first day in office.

This paper proposes the use of cascaded control abstraction in the implementation of a price-sensitive cyber-physical Smart Grid approach in a rural off-grid microgrid environment.

The economics of energy-from-waste plant are enhanced by the government's policies of diverting waste away from landfill through the landfill tax and encouraging low carbon generation through the implementation of a carbon price floor.

Using a case study research strategy we find that the implementation of a transfer pricing tax compliance strategy gives rise to a number of changes to the overhead cost allocation system design.

Councils from across the West Midlands in the United Kingdom, including Birmingham and Coventry, rejected the idea of imposing congestion pricing schemes on the area in 2008, despite promises from central government of transport project funding in exchange for the implementation of a road pricing pilot scheme.

An example of this is Congress's membership of The People's Alcohol Action Coalition which has successfully advocated for constructive reforms to the sale of alcohol such as the implementation of a voluntary 'floor price' reducing the availability of cheap alcohol in Central Australia.

Therefore, this suggests that more flexible pricing due to the implementation of a "real-time" pricing system would lead to higher degree of responsiveness in demand and, in turn, improved market efficiency.

This paper discusses an implementation of the Price Improvement Team's New Product Pricing Process at Fisher-Rosemount, a business unit of Emerson.

The implementation of a nodal reliability service pricing is based on contingency assessment of N − 2 order for transmission lines.

Another weakness of the DiD regression lies in the unobserved temporary effect (e.g., change of study groups' behavior prior to the implementation of the price regulation) also known as Ashenfelter's dip.

However, this change was short-lived because the long-term change after the implementation of second price regulation was not statistically significant (p = 0.05).