Sentence examples for pricing of work from inspiring English sources

The company's directors said they remained upbeat and that costs had been more stable in the current year and margins were being "rebuilt though a combination of cost cutting and selective pricing of work".

The pricing of works can seem mysterious.

Mr. Kirtsaeng contends that the law allows him to resell the textbooks because he, family members and friends bought them legally and a principle called the first-sale doctrine, announced by the Supreme Court in a 1908 ruling and codified into law by Congress, says copyright owners cannot control the distribution and pricing of works, like books, after the initial sale.

That exception was meant to keep down the price of work vehicles.

"What they're doing doesn't make economic sense or any other sense, especially with the price of work today," Mr. Broad said.

Also certain is that the prices of work by the young artists he has been luring into his galleries — prices that have doubled or tripled in some cases, courtesy of his imprimatur — are falling like bank stocks.

The balder facts of the story were that the parliaments in Edinburgh and London had paid Anthony d'Offay £26m, the cost price of work he had mostly acquired in the last five years, and waived his £14m tax bill.

The Nahmads also use auctions to support the price of work they own.

Part II: Holograph list, "Prices of Work together with Methods for casting off Copy in the Printing Trade.

To which is added An Account of the Prices of Work Since the Year 1728". The Records of the University of Chicago Press contain correspondence, minutes and other administrative material dating from 1892-1965.

Additionally, any change in the demand for fuel would have an effect on the price of fuel, and also on the effective price of work.