Sentence examples for retail policy from inspiring English sources

In the absence of a directly observable measure in the data, we estimated the frequency of promotions for each product by exploiting a particular feature of the retail policy in major United Kingdom grocery retailers.

In 2004, the Dutch central government decided to liberalise her restricted retail policy, allowing the development of mega shopping centres.

If the new retail policy does take effect as announced, companies like Wal-Mart and Ikea could be big winners.

This will provide an opportunity for urban policy makers to redefine a retail policy framework which will contribute to shopping street resilience and city center viability.

The new retail policy, for instance, will allow each of India's 29 state governments to block stores owned by foreign chains like Wal-Mart and Tesco.

Jiro Amagai, who oversaw retail policy at the Ministry of International Trade and Industry, replaces Isao Nakauchi, Daiei's founder, who resigned in October over the company's problems.

But actuarial calculations show that the design of a Internet retail insurance policy is more complex than those embraced in other major insurance sectors (with perhaps the exception of medical malpractice, which is the fifth largest insurance business in the US).

"We are covering it in our core retail policies," Ms. Mueller said.

But it showed strong growth in sales, including double-digit gains in annuity deposits and retail policies.

Nor will we win by simply trying to splice together a shopping list of retail policies, targeted at different slices of the electorate.

"They might feel neglected by the emphasis on big cities (even suburbs in London often feel inner London receives all the attention and money is not for them)." Hackett added: "We would agree wholeheartedly that Labour should avoid adopting a list of retail policies tailor-made for marginal seats.