Sentence examples for mandatory prices from inspiring English sources

An attempt by the Kirchner administration to impose price controls in 2005 failed as the items most in demand went out of stock and the mandatory prices were in most cases not observed.

Moreover, the mandatory price reductions make for small profits.

But several countries led by the UK and Croatia are opposing EU-wide mandatory pricing or product restrictions for plastic bags.

But when Ireland introduced mandatory pricing for single-use plastic bags in 2002, their use was reduced by 90% within a year.

Under the new proposal, EU states can opt for mandatory pricing of bags by 2019, or binding targets to reduce the number of plastic bags used annually per person from 191 now to 90 by 2019 and 40 in 2025.

The Financial Conduct Authority should go further than the competition watchdog, which last week stopped short of issuing mandatory pricing restrictions on banks, according to Rachel Reeves, a Labour MP who sits on the Treasury select committee.

The single-use plastic bags goal chosen by the European parliament is ambitious – for a 50% reduction within three years, rising to 80% by 2019 – with states retaining the choice to impose mandatory pricing or manufacturing restrictions.

She moved to the Shadow Treasury team in 1966 and, as Treasury spokeswoman, opposed Labour's mandatory price and income controls, arguing that they would produce effects contrary to those intended and distort the economy.

The program, which Con Ed calls mandatory hourly pricing, has been available to owners of the largest buildings since 2007.

So she had some explaining to do when announcing, on February 24th, plans for what looks rather like a tax: a mandatory carbon price.

Companies were caught between the mandatory government price cuts and the increased costs to upgrade equipment and retrain staff members to meet Mr. Zheng's modernization plan.