Sentence examples for price imposed from inspiring English sources

This price has to be a moral and economic price imposed by the world.

This is due, in particular, to a small quantity supplied, and a high price imposed, on products through colluding undertakings, with the ultimate harm to consumers.

It's going to be a close call, but I think if there is unity in opposition and the price imposed" — in sanctions — "is sufficient, they may back down.

A most curious feature about this case is the distinct lack of protest from social conservatives about the unreasonable cost of divorce, as the price imposed by federal legislation, to effect a change in a married personʼs gender status.

It was understood that if such action were taken petrol and heating oil for consumers would be similarly reduced.In an ordinary week, the 70 per cent increase in the crude oil price imposed by the Arabs on Tuesday would itself have ranked as a major event because it will have two important effects.

For example, the additional carbon price imposed on domestic products can be imposed also under WTO law on like imported products as an offsetting "border tax adjustment".

If the oil price stays where it is, it will foster discontent.Democrats and liberals should welcome the curb the oil price imposes on countries like Iran, Venezuela and Russia.

This lower price imposes some compromises, as UberSELECT currently does not include one defining feature of the leading incumbents in this market: acceptance of advance reservations.

and The Spanish National Court applies the ECJ "dual pricing" ruling to quash a decision by the Spanish Competition Commission concerning prices imposed to wholesalers by pharmaceutical company (Pfizer).

Still, the logic that steep prices, imposed by the market or by taxes, will encourage energy conservation is irrefutable.

The results showed that considering shadow prices imposed by the regulatory authorities, the cap-and-trade rule was more effective in comparison with other rules.