Sentence examples for price set for from inspiring English sources

The Mubarak regime contended that the price set for the sale was intended to encourage the cultivation of desert land.

And shares in the American International Group remain below the $29 price set for the long-awaited sale of stock owned by the federal government.

However, the system has been criticised for failing to produce significant results, partly because the price set for emitting a ton of carbon was too low.

The dealer will also display two matching still lifes by Harmen Verelst with a price set for the pair below the €500,000 mark.

Another couple of billion kicked into the green investment bank, say, and a price set for carbon – but a headline-grabbing cut in fuel duty.

Nor can we accept the contention that a special exemption could be read into the Act in order to permit states holding land granted for school purposes to charge more than the ceiling price set for timber.

Throughout the evening, the taste for the more modern works was evident, with especially strong prices set for late Picassos.

While much of the world is mired in economic gloom, the art market – which regularly sees multi-million prices set for paintings and sculpture – seems to be living in a parallel universe.

Even the prices set for local goods go back to him, local sources say.

Usually when retailers have a different pricing set for the same item, their reasoning can be traced back to size.

The sale price set records for a watch by an independent watchmaker and an English-made watch.