Sentence examples for regulating the price from inspiring English sources

Regulating the price of a loaf of bread?

New York was attempting to project its legislation within the borders of another state by regulating the price to be paid in that state for milk acquired there.

This must refer to the time back in colonial days when our founding fathers disguised themselves as Indians and broke up a public hearing on a plan for national health care, which involved regulating the price of leeches.

In principle, this hypothetical new part of the FCC's charter could address net neutrality and its authority to write future rules for Internet providers, while forbidding the FCC from directly regulating the price of Internet service.

Credit: HLS Historical & Special Collections Read CaptionUnder the reign of another Henry—Henry III in 1266 came the earliest English legislation regulating the price of bread, enacted in part in response to unscrupulous bakers who price-gouged depending on the size of the harvest.

Sir Aulay was one of two commissioners who were tasked with regulating the price of boots and shoes.

It seems clear at first blush that one can cushion the poor from the vagaries of the market by regulating the prices of basic necessities, like food, fuel and fertiliser.

But the reductions have not been extended to mobile data, where lawmakers initially imposed only a wholesale cap regulating the prices operators charge each other for use of their networks.

Differences in policies and laws regulating the prices of fuel in each country are also a significant factor in creating price differences.

When three mullets sold for thirty thousand sesterces, Suetonius records that Tiberius proposed regulating the prices charged in the fish market (Suetonius, XXXIV).

That is why Mr Serrano has pushed a bill aimed at regulating the prices of both new and used cars and fining vendors who do not comply.