Sentence examples for a defined time ceiling from inspiring English sources

"It is not possible for any agreement to conclude unless it is on the basis of full sovereignty and the national interest, and that no foreign soldiers remain in Iraqi soil after a defined time ceiling," Mr. Maliki said in a speech to Shiite tribal leaders in Baghdad's Green Zone.

In addition, free PHI coverage is offered to people with incomes below a defined ceiling (€7521 as of January 2010); this covers 8% of the population.

Posaconazole is considered cost-effective relative to fluconazole when the incremental cost per QALY gained is below a defined ceiling ratio of cost-effectiveness.

Tests with a ceiling are fulfilled if the ceiling is reached, which means that a subject has met the defined maximal time of performance, e.g., the working overhead test is terminated if a person has reached 15 min even though the person might have not performed to her or his maximal ability [ 12].

We adopted the commonly used 15% threshold for patients achieving the highest and lowest score to define a ceiling and floor effect, respectively.

The limit enforcement changed from a previous cap at 5 mph above the legally defined ceiling, and it was a tweak that was greeted with dismay by a number of Tesla owners.

Information derived from this test was also used to define a safe ceiling for exercise intensity for each individual subject.

Define "time," define "space".

There results a moderate rate of increase in wages, where the pattern defines the ceiling for other settlements.

Written in the spare can-do style that defined the times, it introduces the $45 a month one-room cellar in which Ruth and her sister, Eileen, lived for about a year, as well as a blustering poet-painter-landlord and an exuberant green fungus that grew like Spanish moss from the ceiling in the bathroom.

The master bedroom is defined by vaulted ceilings and architectural details like a round window.