Sentence examples for prescribed price from inspiring English sources

All of the victories had come in claimers, modest races in which any participant can be bought for a prescribed price.

Town officials say they are prepared to force the owners to sell through the power of eminent domain, by condemning the land and paying a prescribed price.

Since the price of different brands of cigarettes follows a prescribed price table within each state, the only alternative for obtaining cigarette brands at lower prices is the illegal market, especially through street-sellers, scattered across the country.

Amazon is not prescribing prices for its different services, instead offering an open marketplace where service providers can charge what they want and compete.

If law is a rough guide to widely-held moral intuitions (Gooden 1985), the Code of Hammurabi (1700s B.C ., prescribing prices and tariffs and laying down both rules of commerce and harsh penalties for noncompliance, evidences some of civilization's earlier attempts to establish the moral contours of commercial activity.

Cost valuations for prescription medications were calculated using drug names and multiplying the number of tablets prescribed with price per tablet listed in Alberta Health and Wellness's Interactive Drug Benefit List database [ 24].

In these groups, doctors seem to differentiate prices and predominantly prescribe low price drugs to non-pensioners and high price drugs to pensioners.

These payments may also be a variable percentage of the prescribed drug's price.

Miller-Tydings thereby legalized contracts or agreements prescribing minimum prices for the resale of commodity products sold and shipped in interstate commerce bearing a label, trademark, brand, or name of the producer or distributor when such products are in free competition under local state law.

Findings have given insight to policymakers about the significance of EML for different healthcare levels, magnitude of pooled procurement, importance of regular supply and quantification of medicines for the public sector and significance of prescribing low priced generic version (branded-generic) of medicines in the private sector.

Three types of costs were analysed: (i) the cost of the consultation, using the tariffs for medical consultations for the 2008 period; (ii) the cost of medical prescriptions, involving the total amount of medicines prescribed using the prices listed in the Gers Officine January 2008 database [22]; and (iii) the total cost of management which combined the costs of consultations plus prescriptions.