Sentence examples for price suppression from inspiring English sources

McCain, a closely held company, "alleges that the dumping of the goods in question is harming Canadian production by causing price erosion, price suppression and lost sales," the Canada Border Services Agency said in a statement in Ottawa.

Over the past 11 years, the Gata (Gold Anti-Trust Acommitteemmittee has worked to reveal the silver/gold price suppression scheme; thanks to whistleblower Andrew Maguire in London, an investigation has been opened.

First, the complainants requested that, to compute the permissible retaliation limit, the arbitrators consider a new formula that would include the effects of domestic price suppression.

Moreover, mandates and subsidies that serve to substitute green energy for brown will not increase the overall supply of energy and thus will not produce price suppression.

Even though renewable sources cost more, some claim that subsidized renewable supply will result in lower electricity prices because of overall increased supply--a phenomenon known as "price suppression" in the literature.

In mid-2014, these and other factors came together to produce a perfect storm of price suppression.

The price was suppression of personal freedom and dissent and, many critics charged, corruption that enriched the leader and his relatives while millions of people were still trapped in poverty.

* Mr Jammeh's regime isconsidered stable for The Gambia, but this has come at a price, largely through his suppression of critical newspapers.

The paternalistic side of the Japanese era brought advancements in agriculture, education and urban planning, but the price was political and cultural suppression.

Performance with the synchronization controller is shown to be bounded by a waterbed effect: low-frequency suppression comes at the price of high-frequency amplification.

The Justices reasoned that "the suppression of prescription drug price information," whatever its upside, came at the expense of vulnerable consumers: "the poor, the sick, and particularly the aged".