Sentence examples for strict pricing from inspiring English sources

Michael Gartenberg, an analyst for JupiterResearch, said Apple's strict pricing standards had stemmed from a desire to create a simple consumer experience.

"Beyond this, our continued global expansion, the benefits which our biomass plant will bring, our relentless commitment to tight cost control, efficiency improvement programmes, strict pricing and unwavering strategic focus should restore the business to profit".

Authors and publishers receive a bump in royalties—up to 70% of the book’s price after delivery costs—only if they stick to a relatively strict pricing structure, which is meant to keep Amazon.com competitive in the e-book market.

It continues to impose strict price controls and hand out lavish energy and transport subsidies.

EIGHT years after Hugo Chávez's socialist government imposed strict price controls on basic goods, Venezuela has the world's highest inflation rate to show for the effort.

Along with the severe food shortages, there was a thriving black market, and the Mugabe government had imposed strict price controls on essential foodstuffs.

Functioning under strict price regulations, the guilds were unable to provide quality goods at prices low enough to compete with the cheap European manufactured goods that entered the empire without restriction because of the Capitulations agreements.

At the heart of the debate is President Hugo Chávez's socialist-inspired government, which imposes strict price controls that are intended to make a range of foods and other goods more affordable for the poor.

In fact, while some House Democrats are still pressing for firmer caps on prices, Senators Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, and Gordon H. Smith, Republican of Oregon, withdrew a bill that would have placed strict price controls on electricity sold in Western markets.

Mr. Aziz, 72, could face the death penalty if convicted in the 1992 execution of 42 Baghdad merchants who were accused of profiteering on foodstuffs in contravention of the regime's strict price controls.

Vodafone said that for the UK to catch up with other countries,, Ofcom must apply strict price controls on access to BT's dark fibre, or high capacity, network.