Sentence examples for pricing introduced from inspiring English sources

However, an EU ban on gender-based annuity pricing (introduced in the UK on 21 December 2012) has already begun to have an effect, with women's annuity income increasing by around 3% and men's annuity income reducing correspondingly.

A new watchdog should have the power to intervene and outlaw excessive fees; Consumer helplines: it is unacceptable that people are charged "50p a minute just to complain"; Energy companies: the big energy firms should be broken up and transparent pricing introduced to enable proper competition.

But when 2018 comes to a close, that temporary pricing — introduced in response to last year's throttling controversy that affected iPhones with aging batteries — will be going away.

"Our variable pricing introduced earlier this year allows consumer choices to be made at various price levels," she said.

When Fisher-Price introduced its line of Rescue Hero toys in 1998, they were only moderately successful.

Regulators intent on lowering electricity prices introduced a system in March of last year that set up a market for trading electricity.

National emissions have risen each year since former prime minister Tony Abbott abolished the carbon price introduced under Julia Gillard.

"Some of the increases in electricity and gas prices introduced in October did not show up in this month's index," he wrote.

Some years ago, Liz Claiborne, a label synonymous with style for the working women at a reasonable price, introduced a handbag line.

Barlow sold a Frans Hals for a record auction price, introduced the use of new technologies such as telephones and typewriters, and in 1917 moved the firm to New Bond Street.

Evidence also suggests that the reduction of sugar beet minimum prices introduced by the 2006 reform did not fully translate into an equivalent decrease of sugar beet prices.