Sentence examples for price thresholds from inspiring English sources

Price thresholds for relief from royalty fees were accidentally omitted in those years.

But enforcing the rules about price thresholds is easy compared with verifying the actual sale value of natural gas.

There was no clear language in the bill specifying price thresholds for new leases signed from 1996 to 2000.

Walter Cruickshank, a senior official in both the Clinton and Bush administrations, told lawmakers last month that officials writing the lease contracts thought the price thresholds were spelled out in the new regulations, which were completed in 1998.

For an evening dress, payments stretch to ten months, interest-free.Lowering the price thresholds for which instalment plans are available, and extending their length, may make sense in a recession.

"It is completely ridiculous that M.M.S. would take the person most likely responsible for the royalty rip-off and put him in charge of the whole show," she said, describing Mr. Oynes as the person who signed 700 of the 1,100 1998-99 oil and gas leases with missing price thresholds that limit royalty relief, to the agency's associate director of the Offshore Minerals Management Program.

PriceSpider.com, another price comparison site, lets registered users specify a gadget and a price threshold.

Or at the very least, they want the price threshold raised so that the tax would affect fewer workers.

George Osborne now says the £18 price threshold for LVCR will be pared back to £15 from November – in time to catch the Christmas rush.

But thanks to the way the Canon Rebel and Nikon D70 have reached the $1,000 price threshold, cost may no longer be one of them.

"This tells people we are negotiable and opens up the house" to buyers just under or above a certain price threshold.