Sentence examples for standardized pricing from inspiring English sources

But Wyndham, Rapaport and IDEX are competing to prove that wrong by creating standardized pricing.

Standardized pricing would be a negative for the company, because if Microsoft is not charging as much per software unit, Wall Street would have to revise earnings estimates.

While R&W policies vary in scope, policy forms have become more standardized, pricing has become more competitive, the time required to obtain a policy has become more streamlined and substantial insurance coverage is available in the market.

While few would argue against the basic premise of creating seamless and efficient regional wholesale markets with transparent and standardized pricing, the realization of that vision is fraught with legal, jurisdictional and technical challenges.

To ensure standardized pricing, Half.com limits listings to the eight million or so items that carry either an International Standard Book Number, which Mr. Kopelman said had been issued to most books published since 1968, or a Universal Product Code, issued to all CD's and videos.

That regularization became the product itself — suddenly the free-for-all marketplace became a tight menu of options with standardized pricing and rating systems.

We calculated prices of informal care using standardized cost prices based on general hourly wages.

In this case, the standardized price of a car is 1130 Kyens, where Rabbit is the standard.

As part of these so-called conduct remedies, Microsoft would have to publish a standardized price list for Windows so that it could not raise the price for companies that do not go along with Microsoft's requests.

Such evidence would not affect our determination, set out above, that price-fixing licenses made in knowing concert by standardized price requirements violated the Sherman Act by their very existence.

Of course, there isn't really a standardized price point for the emerging foldables category yet.