price limit

There are price limits, but people bargain quite a lot.

Some market experts oppose the idea of price limits, as well.

Early press reports on your study, before it was released, spoke about price limits.

If gasoline prices go too high, the government may step in and set price limits.

An Act for flesh to be sold by weight, and the prices limited.

Another possible reason for the poor bottles we tasted was our price limit.

I buy the corset, even though it is way over my price limit.

There are no price limits on the contract throughout its entire duration.

Bulk and price limit their use for larger film sizes.

Indeed, the report left the commission's conclusions on price limits vague.

Next Monday, as a result of the price limits, the market will not be permitted to drop below 211 or to go higher than 271.

This means that the value of the contract will have changed by 1250 when the price limit operates.

House price limits, recently raised, also differ slightly depending upon area.

When the fund began in 1989, its price limit was $15 a share.

But there are purchase price limits, depending on the location and size of the house.

Income and purchase price limits vary according to the location of the home.

The new rules will modify a regulatory system of price limits that were adopted four years ago.

Price limits were formally lifted in 1962 and replaced by the formula.

But as prices rose, it became more difficult to find anything below their $1 million price limit.

And it rejected the imposition of any daily price limits on stocks.

"We don't call them price limits because there is no hard and fast rule.

If a company exceeded the price limit, it would have to make up the excess by lowering prices the next year.

Consumer advocates and some legislators have argued that the price limits should be kept in place.

Contestants could cook whatever they liked, though there was a price limit on ingredients.

Price limits and income restrictions vary from development to development.