At last, the bill had a price tag, designated by Paulson on impulse: the worldwide market for mortgage-backed securities was about $1.4 trillion; seven hundred billion was half that.
The organization raises money for the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria through companies like Apple, Gap and Motorola, which donate part of the sales price of designated items.
Indeed, to maintain exclusivity (and price), the designated areas where grapes used for Champagne can be grown and the amount of wine produced each year is limited.
On the web, the company's idea is one of a smarter wishlist where you can track historical price changes over time, and be notified when the price drops below a price point you designate yourself.
Nearly 60% of the rural residents believed that the drug prices in designated hospitals were higher than the market prices, and the higher level of hospital, the higher the drug prices.
Sellers can select an asking price and designate white type of item it is (i.e. dress, tote bag, high heels).
They provided Diarrhea Pack to health care providers at a designated price to be distributed and sold to the patient at agreed price.
Stock option, contractual agreement enabling the holder to buy or sell a security at a designated price for a specified period of time, unaffected by movements in its market price during the period.
For example, a stock option plan could provide that its initial exercise price will automatically increase by an amount equal to the average increase in the share price of a designated group over the option term (maybe the Dow Jones Industrial Index or a specific peer group).
The result, HousingMaps.com, creates maps showing houses or apartments in a particular city within a designated price range.
