Sentence examples for set minimum prices from inspiring English sources

Doctors' and lawyers' professional bodies can, for example, set minimum prices or control the supply of new entrants.

Most provinces also set minimum prices for anything between a few and all alcoholic products sold in the area.

And some exchanges offer additional leverage for publishers: on the exchange Adsdaq, publishers are able to set minimum prices for their inventories.

In CDs, for example, there is no obvious reason why a manufacturer would want to set minimum prices that reduced its total sales.

The production loss, coupled with a ban on importing dairy cows from Canada because of concerns about mad cow disease, had driven up the demand for milk, leading to higher, federally set minimum prices paid to the farmer.

The Shock Absorber bras, which can cost up to £40, were supplied by DB Apparel UK in nine separate agreements made with the department stores between 2008 and 2011 to set minimum prices, according to the OFT.

Some regional strategies have discussed setting minimum prices as a disincentive to consumption.

The European Commission says it is working on guidelines for the imposition of safeguards, but it has been saying that for the last three months, grumbles Thierry Noblot of the Union des Industries Textiles, the French industry's main lobby group.China is thinking of imposing restrictions itself: setting minimum prices on some clothing exports in addition to export duties of 2-4% on some textiles.

The Home Office said new rules setting minimum prices for different drinks would come into effect on 6 April.

11 13 Other relevant research that became available during the policy debates derived from evaluations of reference pricing (which sets minimum prices that vary by beverage type in some Canadian provinces)., The Sheffield model operates through two linked components—an econometric model and an epidemiological model.

The state sets minimum price levels for retailers and imposes a sales tax of $1.50 a pack.