Sentence examples for pricing subject from inspiring English sources

Sony's director of marketing was curiously quiet on the pricing subject.

The best result of this move is that most decisions, including pricing (subject to a floor), can be taken at the level of these 80 units.

Menu listings and prices subject to change.

The control of the state-owned enterprises was given to workers' councils that would decide their own production programs according to profitability, with prices subject to negotiation.

They also have a cheeky attitude toward rates: note the sign that reads, "Prices subject to change depending on customer's attitude".

The contract would require both parties to continue with the house sale at the agreed price subject to certain conditions: if, for example, the property were found to be suffering subsidence, the contract would become nullified.

Either have the company buy the options back at a fair, agreed-upon price, subject to a third-party opinion, or swap them back to the company to be exchanged for the performance of a blind pool trust.

You may be given a range for the trade in, rather than a hard price, subject to inspection, in case there are dings or scrapes you didn't mention.

The NAV per share usually represents the mutual fund's market price, subject to a possible sales or redemption charge.

Sellers on ARIM want to maximise price subject to the constraint P S < PP D. However, sellers must offer a competitive price to ensure a sale.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said the Labour Party supported the idea of a minimum unit price, subject to debate about where it should be set to ensure it worked.