Sentence examples for prices called for from inspiring English sources

Diocletian's institution of the tetrarchy, by which the empire was divided administratively between two Augusti and two Caesars, brought fundamental changes in social and economic policy; the instability of prices called for complete renewal of the monetary system.

"It is why we, and others including the Spion Kop 1906 group, have continually campaigned on ticket prices, calling for them to be lowered and made more affordable to make Anfield more accessible for current and future generations".

A motion introduced Wednesday by Councilmen Felipe Fuentes and Curren Price calls for landowners to receive tax breaks for leasing vacant property for agriculture.

But the rise in food prices calls for developed nations to provide more immediate assistance.

Consumer demand for environmental sustainability and for affordable prices calls for cooperation and information exchange in food chains to reduce joint environmental impact, known as externally-oriented environmental management (E-EM).

Result: upward pressure on prices, calls for rationing, utilities going broke, government intervention that frightens off private investment, and the danger of an economic Big One in the state responsible for 13percentt of the nation's product.

Some members that usually lobby for higher prices have called for another cut of 1.5 million barrels.

Previous presidents who faced rising oil prices have called for the same measures, and neither has ever had much immediate effect.

Algeria has also seen protests turn violent, as thousands of disaffected youth and other protested against high food prices and called for political reform.

The average cost pricing principle calls for recovering all costs by charging for each unit according to the average cost of providing all units.

In 1989, the Ministry of Industry was preparing a reform of the energy pricing policy that called for hiking taxes on diesel fuel.