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Kill fees are a fraction of the contracted price.

But those drilling companies that have survived the crunch of the last five years are better able to meet their contracted prices, he said.

And when he went to sell his harvest, his buyers balked at the contracted price.

Because the business is extremely competitive, homeowners can sometimes negotiate with a supplier for a lower rate if market prices drop below the contracted price.

If the index continues to fall, dropping below the contracted price, the traders profit and offset the loss in the value of the stocks.

The contract required the ship to be completed within six months at a contracted price of £17 per ton and maximum weight of 950 tons.

Minutes exchanges allow carriers to buy and sell termination anonymously at a contracted price and quality.

The person to whom the insurer sells the contracts is obliged to deliver them at a future date at the contracted price.

Ford Dunton was constructed by George Wimpey for a contracted price of £6.5 million.

Several years into the project, TI backed out and said that they could not produce the LSI chips at the contracted price.

As the number of pistols required increased, the company agreed to purchase any pistols in excess of the agreed number at the same contracted price.

The CPI can be used to index (i.e., adjust for the effects of inflation) wages, salaries, pensions, and regulated or contracted prices.

Grain elevator operators buy grain from farmers, either for cash or at a contracted price, and then sell futures contracts for the same quantity of grain, usually each day.

A typical example of a buyer of a Quanto is a retailer in a liberalized electricity market, with a customer base to which they deliver to a fixed contracted price.

Take a Break then undertook to find alternative transportation, paying 150 to 200 percent more than the contracted price with AV Atlantic, which is now in Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

We have contracted prices so it's not going to affect what we pay, but the word from Dell is that they are completely OUT of 250 GB drives.

Mrs. Kearney is concerned that her daughter will not be paid the full contracted price but is unable to get a straight answer on the matter from Holohan or Fitzpatrick.

These values do not represent real financial flows but are a crude instrument to estimate volumes of arms transfers, regardless of the contracted prices, which can be as low as zero in the case of military aid.

Long distance supplies of coal can see sharp fluctuations in price, as well as the flexibility and security of the supply, whereas local sources aren't as vulnerable to interruptions and have fixed, contracted prices.

Tata Power is arguing that the promulgation of the Indonesian Regulation is an event which is beyond its control and has made it impossible for the company to perform its obligations as per the contracted price.

The decree changed the nature of these contracts, so that if the current market price fell, the purchaser could opt to pay a penalty and forgo receipt of the bulb, rather than pay the full contracted price.

If the price they paid to their suppliers was higher than the contracted price, the partner would make up the difference; if the price was lower, the publisher would pay the difference to its partner in the hedge.

Ramos issued supply contracts that guaranteed the government would buy whatever power the IPPs produced under the contract; the contracted prices were denominated in U.S. dollars to entice foreign investment in local power plants.

Bogdanow emphasizes that if you can remain flexible (let the architect advise you), can live elsewhere during the construction and can budget for 10 percent beyond the contracted price, you may never need to open a bottle of aspirin.

Implementation of Quick Order+ (SAP EBP) a web-based purchasing system has enabled an increasing range of suppliers to provide online catalogue content to enable buyers across the organisation to select from preferred sources at contracted prices.