Sentence examples for a fair limit from inspiring English sources

The spokesman added: "The benefit cap sets a fair limit of £500 a week on what people can expect from the welfare state".

The benefit cap sets a fair limit to what people can expect to get from the welfare system – so that claimants cannot receive more than £500 a week, the average household income".

It is working quite well for senior citizens, allowing free choice of physicians and necessary treatment, with a fair limit on fees and an overhead of less than 3percentt (compared with 10 to 25percentt for H.M.O.'s).

"The benefit cap sets a fair limit to what people can expect to get from the welfare system – so that claimants cannot receive more than £500 a week, the average household earnings".

The highest salary under a fair limit of 10 times the lowest should then be £135,770, putting the recipient in the richest 1% of the UK population (find out where you fit in by using the Institute for Fiscal Studies' guide).

"We consider that a 1 1 ratio, which is above the median award, is a fair upper limit in maritime cases," Justice Souter wrote.

So the promise of "unlimited" music is actually subject to a "fair use" limit, beyond which access will be cut off.The economics of CWM will become clearer when Nokia reveals what exactly will happen after the 12 months of free downloads are over.

Set yourself a fair time limit, judged by the length of the story.

Concrete examples of this kind of work are the non-conclusive framework of the four principles of biomedical ethics, the structured 'Moral Case Deliberation' approach and the framework 'Accountability for Reasonableness' developed to sustain fair limit setting in healthcare [ 7– 9].

And though I often find it difficult to ascertain the opinions of my countrymen, especially in matters concerning politics and the regime, many do believe that it's a fair bargain: limits on personal and political freedoms in exchange for the stability that is so dear to them.

Getting growth out of hard times; ensuring that even in austerity Britain can remain a fair society; limiting the powers of the state to snoop into our lives; protecting our fundamental rights from attack in the name of security; asserting our independence as we run up to the next election; and preparing the way for the partnerships and policies that will be necessary afterwards.