Sentence examples for price shops from inspiring English sources

Poor Indians who have ration cards often complain about both the quality and quantity of grain available at government stores, called fair price shops.

He uses the cards to buy grain at government Fair Price Shops at the subsidized rate of about 2 rupees, or 4 cents, a kilogram.

In a cavernous government warehouse, bags of grain are stacked almost 15 feet high, awaiting trucks to carry loads to different Fair Price Shops.

Be that as it may, most states use the poverty line as a criterion, requiring would-be recipients to apply for a below the poverty line (BPL) card, which entitles them access to, among other things, the "fair price" shops which sell subsidized food under the PDS.

The states are responsible for the distribution through fair price shops; as well as for identification of families below poverty line (BPL), issuing cards, supervision and monitoring.

In India, those living below the poverty line (BPL) or on lower incomes, are allowed to buy basic food staples such as rice, sugar and wheat at highly subsidised rates, at government-run Fair Price shops. .

His father turned it into a fair price shop in 1965.

But first, let me tell you about my recent venture into price shopping for a hotel.

But many health economists approve of the practice because even a small co-pay can push patients to price shop for cheaper care, studies show.

Right now, it is an illuminating exercise to do some price shopping that will show how limited a list that $1 trillion covers.

On a muggy July afternoon, Arjun Abrol, a 62-year-old shopkeeper, who sells wheat, rice and sugar, waited for customers at his "fair price" shop in the Paharganj area of central Delhi.