Sentence examples for ceiling imposed on the from inspiring English sources

The Nationals have placed a limit of 160 innings on Strasburg, putting in place the same ceiling imposed on the young right-hander Jordan Zimmermann last season.

In fact, by some estimates, the United States and Russia together could still deploy some 1,300 warheads beyond the 3,100 ceiling imposed on the two countries by the new treaty.

Stricter rules for future bids were imposed, with ceilings imposed on the value of gifts IOC members could accept from bid cities.

France has already confessed that its budget deficit will rise this year to 4.4% of GDP, from 4.3% in 2013, and so will require yet another delay (to 2017) before meeting the deficit ceiling imposed on members of the euro zone, which is 3%.

He said the companies had asked the city to lift a price ceiling imposed on all commercial carters when the Trade Waste Commission was formed.

A price ceiling imposed on a monopolist need not cause a shortage, if it is set high enough; indeed, price controls on a monopolist can actually lead to higher output.

The major factor is the fact that countless entrepreneurially imbued Americans know there's no ceiling imposed on what they can aspire to.

Candidates for public office may not need "ceilings" imposed on them for campaign spending, but they do need "floors," a publicly funded source of money that will insure that qualifying candidates receive enough cash to achieve "media saturation" in the region in which they are running.

If a ceiling is imposed on the total number of endorsements that a nominee can round up, say, also at one-eighth of the membership of the Nominating Committee, it is likely to lead to more nominees.

The ceiling imposed by Korean regulators on investment by chaebol companies in other companies in the same group was the toughest of the measures to curb the size of the conglomerates.

The ceiling imposes a limit on how much a person over 65 can earn without losing some or all his Social Security bene fits.