Sentence examples for introduce price from inspiring English sources

When America's mid-western states suffered price spikes and outages in recent summers, regulators did not introduce price caps.

The news has sparked similar pledges by Sainsbury's and Asda who have now also vowed to introduce price cuts.

As a result of legislation introduced by Labour, ministers already have complete freedom to introduce price competition now.

At least in its later stages, Thatcherite privatisation was concerned with the restructuring of government-owned industries to introduce price mechanisms, competition and transparent regulation, to offer a share of ownership to the public, and to promote general economic efficiency.

Wall Street has signaled that it can live with a clearinghouse approach, but it is strongly opposed to exchange trading of derivatives, which would introduce price competition and lower the profits.

Instead, he said, he wanted to introduce "price competition" to Japan, noting that it was exactly that kind of competition from abroad that reformed American industry in the late 1980's and early 1990's.

Following a sustained campaign from the Legal profession, last week the Government ditched plans to introduce price-competitive tendering for criminal legal aid contracts.

Neuberger's forthright comments come in response to proposals from the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, to introduce price-competitive tendering in contracts to represent defendants during criminal trials, restrict legal aid and make it harder to bring judicial review challenges.

Speculation is growing that the government will back down on unpopular plans to introduce price-competitive tendering in contracts for solicitors to represent defendants in courts and police stations.

"My only regret was how we introduced pricing in the beginning, because how did we introduce pricing?

The Cancer Drugs Fund is about to introduce price-caps on the drugs it will fund.