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The newspaper, which cited a person close to the negotiations, did not put a price on the acquisition.

But these investments will flourish only if governments are prepared to put a price on carbon.

I don't think you can put a price on calm and ease, but that's not bad if there was one.

Teach him to sell his strength and brains to the highest bidder, but never to put a price on his heart and soul.

Dealing with all these costs is complicated by the fact that there is no obvious way to put a price on what a soldier does.

A night at this hotel will cost you around $250 to $400 per night, but who can put a price on a once-in-a-lifetime experience like this?

Another economist, Pavan Sukhdev of Deutsche Bank, told the Diversitas meeting that he had put a price on some of those services.

There have been no offers for players made to Boca and, for now we have not put a price on Palacio.

It is hard to put a price on their intrinsic value, but the market appears to be trying.

No one can put a price on an organ which is going to save someone's life.

But when he encountered a lowerclassman, he was too nervous to put a price on those books.

Since you can't put a price on art or a good slice, the work-intensive pie will be delivered to a contest winner in the U. K.

One big problem is that many of these assets no longer trade, which means it's very hard to put a price on them.

The experts refused to put a price on the Rubens painting.

I do not want to put a price on him because people will think I want to sell him and that is not the case, so I will not say any price.

And the right way to curb an activity, in most cases, is to put a price on it.

They can't or won't put a price on the money they've ploughed into it, but it must run into five figures, and possibly six.

"It's been an intangible risk, " said Mr Gardner. "By having people put a price on it, it's more tangible. "

But it is difficult to put a price on troubled securities.

The move to put a price on nature has its critics.

May: Danny, priceless means so valuable that you can't put a price on it.

Danny, priceless means so valuable that you can't put a price on it.

"Financially, it's not so good but you can't put a price on it, " she told the newspaper.

Now we can put a price on the cost of inaction and compare the benefits and costs of investing in natural resource management.

This tactic has put a price on Android, which Google gives away free.

"You can put a price on a lost season, " he's said. "But not a lost heritage. "

But put a price on carbon, and suddenly the alternatives look a lot better.

The coal industry was very adamant that we not [put a price on carbon].

Put a price on this article.

Who says you can't put a price on a friendship?

And how do you put a price on the opportunity to spend nearly three hours in his company?

"It's not cheap, but you can't put a price on yourhealth, " says Mrs Dai.

One can't put a price on friendship.

But all too often, they haven't put a price on their time and labor.

It may seem impossible to put a price on Stonehenge, for example, because of its rarity value.

Here it is. Put a price on carbon.

"They told us to put a price on it and we did, " Kathy Fulbright, 62, told a U. S. newspaper.

For example, governments can put a price on forests, making it really, really expensive to cut down trees for crops.

Put a price on sth.

How can you put a price on life?

You can't put a price on what she has to offer.

its like this man, you can't put a price on life

It's like this man, you can't put a price on life

To put a price on something for sale

Put a price on something