Sentence examples for stabilised prices from inspiring English sources

Roberto Lavagna, who became Minister of the Economy in April 2002, was credited for the ensuing recovery of the economy, having stabilised prices and the exchange rate in a moment when Argentina was at risk of hyperinflation.

These decisions involve more goals, more tools and more politics than stabilising prices.

But, in general, governments have found institutional reforms far harder than stabilising prices.

The (now defunct) National Housing and Planning Advice Unit suggested it would take 270,000 homes a year to stabilise prices.

Most oil producers have refused to cut production in order to stabilise prices.

The housing tax credit chipped away considerably at inventory and months of supply, which should help stabilise prices.

Sam Laidlaw, Centrica chief executive, has argued that Venture will stabilise prices for its 10 million household customers.

In a meeting with President George Bush in Crawford, Texas, in 2005, he promised religious and educational reforms, and to increase oil production to stabilise prices.

He was criticised in March this year after calling for the big two producers to cap their production in order to stabilise prices.

That in turn has forced huge, rapid cuts in actual and planned capacity, which could stabilise prices faster than in past downturns.

New notes and coins were the third and final step in a clever attempt to stabilise prices known as the Real Plan.