Sentence examples for pricing regulations from inspiring English sources

This industrial dance has been choreographed by Goldman to exploit pricing regulations set up by an overseas commodities exchange, an investigation by The New York Times has found.

The same is true of India, where a nightmare of gas pricing regulations and pipeline troubles hobble gas of any kind.

"The government will therefore consult on an amendment to pricing regulations which would require airlines to separate out air passenger duty from their other fees and charges".

James Schlesinger, as the first secretary of the new Department of Energy, appointed Mr. Bloom in 1977 to investigate oil companies' compliance with oil pricing regulations.

Sky will argue that Ofcom's powers do not extend in scope to using the Communications Act to push through the pricing regulations by changing its broadcast licences.

Goldman has exploited industry pricing regulations set by the London Metal Exchange by shuffling tons of aluminum each day among the 27 warehouses it controls in the Detroit area, The Times reported on Sunday.

For example, the National Reform and Development Commission, a government authority responsible for pricing regulation, among others, has since the 1990s regulated (mainly reduced) the prices of drugs over 20 times.

Patient-assistance programs like Kaleo's have historically been used to justify exorbitant price hikes, while undercutting the political case for pricing regulation.

8 The findings contributed substantially to the debate surrounding pricing regulation and future policy options.

The NEMP provided a series of policies and measures rather than pricing regulation in isolation.

Furthermore, the current policy is meant to be combined with more direct minimum unit pricing regulation, following recent Scottish legislation 34.