Yet the contractor had agreed to provide insurance at a fixed price as part of the deal.
It turned out drivers would rather haggle for the Accord than pay a fixed price for the Taurus.
Then go to carsdirect.com to get a fixed price for each model equipped the way you like.
Maybe get publishers to agree on a fixed price both online and off?
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The Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland has decided to ban promotions offering unlimited amounts of alcohol for a fixed price.
They are still paying more for their fuel under 'hedging' deals, in which they set a fixed price months into the future.
The silver obtained at a fixed price is sold at market rates which exposes it to the daily volatility of silver prices.
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If it was a fixed price per year, that would be far easier to understand than the mystery black box now employed.
The way most deals are arranged, investors get stock or convertible debt at a fixed price that is lower than the market price.
Like Bitcoin, the world's dollars, euros, yen and pesos carry no guarantees they can be redeemed for gold or some other commodity at a fixed price.
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The gold exchange aspect of the BWS was one way, foreign members could exchange their dollar for gold (at a fixed price) but not the other way around.
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Companies can sell their production forward at a fixed price.
In the spring of 2012, he signed a long-term contract, albeit one that included a "release clause, " a fixed price for which the club would have to sell him.
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Stock options allow someone to buy stock at a fixed price, which, in the case of Cheney, can be below what the trading price is at the time the option is exercised.
An option to buy their companies' shares at a fixed price gives directors an incentive to push up the share price, bringing the interests of management and shareholders more closely into line.
Actually, the closest the world came to the restoration of the pre-1914 gold standard began with the Roosevelt move in 1934, resuming an international guarantee of the dollar at a fixed price in gold.
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In fact, visitors to a typical jewelry shop in India or China likely will not find a fixed price on the items they want to buy, as they would in say New York City.
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CatEputs (short for Catastrophe Equity Put Option) are derivative contracts that give the insured the right to sell new shares at a fixed price, which the investor promises to buy in the event of a catastrophe.
Options, which are a right to purchase shares at a future time at a fixed price, can be a form of compensation to be used by cash-strapped companies to hire key employees they could not otherwise afford.
Guests will usually be asked to leave before 6 pm or 7 pm so the rooms can be readied for overnight visitors, and the hotel will not normally offer an hourly rate, just a fixed price for the day.
For instance, the contracts awarded for technology development will have a fixed price with companies having to absorb any cost overruns, despite their lack of visibility as to what changes the government customer might make after proposals are accepted.
In 2006, Labour gave patients the right to choose where to be treated for routine surgery, introduced a fixed price for many procedures carried out in hospitals, and allowed those that balanced their books the right to become more independent Foundation Trusts.
The drilling companies typically acquire leases with landholders who have access to oil and mineral rights below their land by using a landman (either an employee of the company or an independent agent), who offers a fixed price per acre for the right to drill, plus a royalty percentage of the value of the produced hydrocarbons.
The structure of the charges can vary depending on payment method (by direct debit, pre-payment meter, or credit transfer such as cheque), on whether it is an internet-only tariff, which part of the country the customer lives in, if the deal involves a fixed price, when the deal was launched, how long it lasts, and so on.
Customers sign up to a 12 month plan at a fixed monthly price.
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That reputation for safety was no doubt shored up psychologically by the maintenance of a fixed share price.
In fact, it signed up to a fixed-price contract to deliver the same trucks incumbent BAE Systems was building for 30 percent less per vehicle.
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The company has the right to purchase all or a portion of the silver production at a low fixed price for an upfront payment pursuant to any agreement.
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Finally, the JLTV contract is a fixed-price contract under which the company has to provide 22 light combat vehicles within 12 to 14 months to the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps.
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For all its success, for instance, Oracle Japan sells its databases through other Japanese software houses, which continue to charge for their services (now packaged with an Oracle database) on a fixed-price basis.
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