Sentence examples for price guidelines from inspiring English sources

Take a look at price guidelines in the books, but don't be disheartened.

Members with vehicles to share can set their own prices, although JustShareIt would provide price guidelines.

He said a CRH manager approached him in 2000 with demands that his company stick to certain price guidelines and refrain from seeking business outside a certain geographical area.

Robert Murray, a former head of Maryland's rate-setting commission, estimated that if every hospital in the nation followed Maryland's price guidelines, we would have saved $2 trillion between 1976 and 2008 in lower hospital costs.

Harvey Rosenfield, president of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, said that a central weakness of the new federal order was that it relied on flexible price guidelines to be debated between opposing sides -- as opposed to hard caps -- and thus would only open the door to more political bickering.

"Why don't we agree, producer countries and consumers, on general price guidelines to give to the market, I would say even a price range which would guarantee investments over the long term but which would not overwhelm consumer economies," he said during the speech.

Set a price guideline for your purchase.

Divide your success point by the number of units you think might be reliably sold to determine a price guideline, per unit.

Throughout the 60's these policies were accompanied by federal wage-price guidelines that helped check inflation.

The union movement began its downward spiral, wage-price guidelines were eventually dropped, and macroeconomic policy was no longer geared toward tight labor markets.

The deals were struck before the OECD's transfer-pricing guidelines formally took effect, in 2010.