Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Retail prices are very different from the prices at which producers sell their products.
• In addition, there was no evidence in the file to which conditions such imports would be made or at which price levels.
• With an increasing global demand, the consumer countries must unite in the face of markets that are organised into cartels with the aim of influencing the level at which prices are set.
• Electricity from fossil sources and nuclear energy are still being sold at prices which do not reflect the real costs.
• An analysis of the sales prices for imports under the IPR regime was made in order to assess at which prices imports could be made in case anti
• dumping measures were allowed to lapse.
• In particular, it was claimed that these imports were made in significant quantities and at dumped prices which undercut significantly the Community industry prices.
• Exports to all regions of the world were made at prices which were consistently and significantly below the normal value thus established.

• Only reason you're still breathing is I got more questions need answering about who you sell to and where, at what price, anything they'll ask at the checkpoints.
• However, we must also ask the question: at what price?
• Yes, but at what price?
• Let's use the market as the best listening device we have, and understand at what price people would pay for this, so they get the dignity of choice.
• Do you know at what price this was come by?
• You have won then, but at what price?
• Efficiency of form, but at what price?
• Therefore, we are drawing up a law giving the consumer the right to know what he is buying and at what price, according to principles of transparency, clarity and information.