Sentence examples for pricing norm from inspiring English sources

Wadhwa expects the regulator to empower itself to dispense with the 26-week pricing norm in exceptional situations where the formula does not reflect the correct value.

"Ultimately as the competitive market develops and e-books go mainstream, pricing norms will develop.

SEBI chief C.B. Bhave indicated Monday that an amendment to takeover pricing norms is being considered.

Competitive research and client interviews can reveal pricing norms in each new market.

It gives a confidence boost to prospective buyers that have been examining Satyam (see "Bidders Circle Over Satyam"), awaiting regulatory clarity on the sale process and the exception to takeover pricing norms.

But mortgage payments as a proportion of disposable income have edged up to 6.5%, from a low of 5.6% in 1994.Charles Peabody of Ventana Capital, a research firm, points out that houses are taking longer to be sold and that there are more sales at below the asking price (the norm until recently was for the final price to be higher).

Open houses are packed, bidding wars are back and all-cash offers above asking price are the norm, with prices averaging at $1.7 million for a two-bedroom apartment in Manhattan and $503,000 for the same in Brooklyn.

"Variable pricing is the norm in many industries," said the opinion, by Judge Charles R. Wilson.

Wholesale and retail electricity markets have changed little over the past century, with flat kilowatt-hour pricing still the norm.

Even if variable pricing were the norm everywhere, transmission remains regulated, and the earnings of the line owners -- typically utilities -- are capped at a set percentage of revenue.

High prices are the norm here: In 1995 the median home price in Far Hills was $336,525, which shot up to $635,000 in 1999.