Sentence examples for setting new prices from inspiring English sources

Insurers would have to scramble to reinstate cancelled policies, which involves re-jigging software, setting new prices and so on.

Besides setting new price limits, Mrs. Kroes is proposing two structural changes to the European wireless market that could further dramatically lower consumer roaming charges.

The fragile recovery in British industry risks being derailed by a sharp rise in steel costs if mining firms succeed in setting new pricing models for iron ore, manufacturers and builders warned tonight.

This will set new prices that hospitals can charge CCGs for treating patients, and also how much CCGs can pay for commissioning local primary care services.

More Ofcom powers – this time to let it enforce licences and impose fines on operators who misuse or abandon spectrum, and set new pricing systems on previously auctioned spectrum.

Now, showing how older buildings can set new pricing standards, the W Union Square has been sold to Dubai's voracious Istithmar for more than $1 million per room key.

Underscoring bitcoin's maturation, the currency set new price records this week as the value of a single coin crossed the $2,000 threshold.

But those heads shook in the other direction when Macklowe refinanced the building for $1.7 billion within 18 months, helping to set new price levels for the soaring market in trophy office buildings.

As the red ink flows -- in a somewhat hidden manner -- the Nasdaq 100 is setting new standards for a price-earnings ratio by a major index.

Although consumption of petrol is falling in America, the oil price is setting new records, because demand from China and other developing economies is still on the rise.

The German government recently set new euro prices for issuing documents like birth or marriage certificates.