Sentence examples for longstanding price from inspiring English sources

To add insult to injury, both also increase the longstanding price guarantee for sugar.

The first comprehensive code covering the £3.5tn a day market is expected to be widely adopted after regulators discovered longstanding price rigging at some of the world's biggest banks and handed out a multibillion-dollar series of fines.

Shaw Wu, an analyst who covers Apple at Kaufman Brothers, has a buy rating and a longstanding $253 price target on Apple.

But China's homegrown auction houses have been troubled by fakes, smuggling and longstanding suspicions of price manipulation.

Bloomberg's longstanding one-tier pricing is incompatible with the several-tier pricing plans that Bridge offers, Mr. McConville said.

But longstanding disagreements over pricing have frustrated the proposed gas deal, and Mr. Putin's spokesman said on Thursday that an agreement was unlikely during Mr. Xi's visit.

In effect, insurers said they were willing to discard an element of their longstanding business model — pricing insurance policies, in part, on the basis of a person's medical condition or history.

As a scientist, Price, following longstanding tradition, loved to pit altruism against selfishness.

This morning, Harry M. Miller, manager of refinery supply, recalculated his needs for September and the supply that would come from independent producers with whom Conoco has longstanding relationships, and the price that oil was being sold for on the Mercantile Exchange for delivery next month.

A deal was struck for a possible Dow Jones sale, and the Supreme Court struck down a longstanding rule on product pricing.

On the one hand is a longstanding project for lower prices led by the European Commission designed to liberalise the market and enable producers and distributors to compete freely within and across national borders.