Sentence examples for restricted output from inspiring English sources

The companies fixed prices, shared markets, restricted output and allocated customers between themselves, on a worldwide basis.

On banked speedways, where boost will be more restricted, output is likely to be no more than 550 horsepower.

To provide an evidence-based focus, we first restricted output to the publication types "clinical trials," "randomized controlled trials," "practice guidelines," and "meta-analyses".

Fiat, which owns Chrysler, has expanded production in the US while restricting output in the eurozone.

Copper rose on speculation that Indonesia's government might restrict output at Grasberg, a large mine, after a landslide.

The world is burning about 95percentt of current crude production, he said, while OPEC countries are restricting output.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets late next month to debate output levels, and the comment is the strongest indication so far that OPEC's recent policy of restricting output may change.

Some say yes: if much of their output were under long-term contract, the generators would have less market power -- that is, less incentive to restrict output in order to drive up spot prices.

The third type of profit is monopoly profit, which occurs when a firm restricts output so as to prevent prices from falling to the level of costs.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, chief executive of the Yukos Oil Company, the No. 2 producer, had earlier rejected the idea of restricting output, but he said his company would obey a government decision on reductions.

Thus rising prices caused by deliberately increasing prime costs or by restricting output have a vastly inferior value to rising prices which are the natural result of an increase in the nation's purchasing power.