Sentence examples for ordered a price from inspiring English sources

The commission also ordered a price cap in California of $150 per megawatt per hour through April 2001.

In Texarkana, a city of 54,000 straddling the Arkansas-Texas line, water was back after four days, but electricity was still out -- emergency generators were supplying hospitals -- and the mayors on both sides of the city imposed a curfew after nighttime looters struck jewelry and convenience stores, and ordered a price freeze to stop merchants from capitalizing on the troubles.

But in many cases the government can only negotiate-not order-a price change.

Thirty Chinooks were ordered at a price of US$200 million.

Last week, the government ordered a reduction in the price of bread, leading to bakery strikes.

Officials closed all schools, banned the sale of alcohol, and ordered a freeze on the price of emergency supplies.

If Simmons ruled the world, he'd order an oil price floor of at least $150 a barrel to stimulate exploration and to combat rust, which he says is the biggest threat to the oil supply.

Although Shkreli's company wasn't the first to order such a price increase, his did so in the late summer of 2015, as the Presidential race was warming up.

Previously, the service cost $4.99 per order – a price meant to rival Amazon's Prime Pantry, which today charges a flat shipping fee of $7.99 for orders if customers don't have the $4.99 monthly subscription that makes orders over $40 ship free.

In Connecticut, Gov. M. Jodi Rell has even ordered an investigation into salt prices.

For it is a clean, well-run establishment where you can order a solid, reasonably priced meal at any hour.