Sentence examples for pricing restrictions from inspiring English sources

With the new tablet, media companies could be submitting themselves to similar pricing restrictions and sacrificing their direct relationship with customers to Apple.

The Financial Conduct Authority should go further than the competition watchdog, which last week stopped short of issuing mandatory pricing restrictions on banks, according to Rachel Reeves, a Labour MP who sits on the Treasury select committee.

It's worth remembering, however, that due to pricing restrictions imposed on these funds at the moment, you will have to cash in your units at a significant discount, adding further to any losses you have made while invested in the fund.

In this way, the pricing restrictions imposed on low pricing online retailers typically had a broader impact on overall online prices for the respective consumer electronics products".

"We launched the program because as the deal market has exploded," says CEO Charlie Kim, "it is difficult for a consumer to understand 'what is a real deal.'" There is so much much fake pricing, restrictions, and other fine print that it is hard to know if you are really getting a deal.

So the competitive dynamic for digital books, with far easier access to low-priced and free alternatives as well as all kinds of new types of publishers and distribution models, is very different than the dynamic that existed when vertical pricing restrictions were first developed.

All price restrictions were removed by government, except those of Russia's natural resources: oil, gas, diamonds and metals.

"One of the things we know about pricing is that firms are extremely creative about evading price restrictions," Mr. Hovenkamp said.

Price restrictions have always been a political non-starter here, but at some point the math of the situation will be hard to resist.

Drug stocks rose yesterday as investors bet that George W. Bush would win the presidential election and pharmaceutical companies would escape new price restrictions.

[A18.] Major Drug Stocks Move Higher Drug stocks rose as investors bet that George W. Bush would be elected president and pharmaceutical companies would escape new price restrictions.