Sentence examples for ceiling is put on from inspiring English sources

Under so-called cap-and-trade systems, a ceiling is put on the carbon dioxide emissions that companies can emit.

(Combination units, which serve as both smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, must be put on the ceiling).

What heretofore was untouchable in the debt ceiling debate was put on the table in order to resolve it.

A ceiling had to be put on her interstate appropriative priorities.

"All those stabs in the back and ceilings that have been put on me in my life started building up again, so I've come back fighting," he says.

The striker, who has been such a revelation this season, is understood to be demanding a contract that is well above Stoke's wage ceiling, meaning that talks have been put on hold for a few weeks.

A ceiling of 247 acres (100 hectares) was put on individual holdings, however, and only the excess land was subject to redistribution in parcels of 7.4 to 12.4 acres (3 to 5 hectares) to the tenants.

And it also bears repeating that the goal represents the floor, not the ceiling, of what the museum will require to be put on a healthy financial footing.

The only thing answering this question will do is put a ceiling on the value of your business.

Now the Asian Law Caucus is putting the final touches on its new 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foot 9,000-square-foots near the foffice the Transamerica Pyramid.

Ceilings weren't put on rooms to amuse people".