Sentence examples for restraining prices from inspiring English sources

New market-rate housing complements policies such as housing subsidies and units reserved for moderate-income households, restraining prices so that subsidies go further.

If market forces are to be the main mechanism for restraining prices, the market needs a lot more information than it is now getting.

Beyond the imperative of restraining prices, the biggest challenges in health care are to get insurance to everyone and to create incentives for preventive treatment -- even though prevention may pay off 30 years later, by which time the patient will have gone through multiple switches in health plans.

In many countries, governments have concentrated on restraining prices.

Previously the large cash deposits that tenants had to build up helped shelter the Korean property market from bubbles, by restraining price increases, and from busts, by providing buyers with ready pots of cash.

Inflation is stable because there is less idle capacity to restrain prices.

This spring, the agency tried to restrain prices, only in California and only in times of emergency.

Others hope that other new drugs in late stages of clinical testing will be approved, adding competition that could help restrain prices.

But the mere commitment of the government to take on the worst cases has helped calm the British insurance market and restrain prices.

At the same time, electric generators are scheduled to be freed from the caps that have restrained prices since the deregulation began.

As is the policy at many airports these days, the facilities promise to restrain prices for "captive travelers" to roughly the level of those in surrounding areas.