Sentence examples for ceiling on time from inspiring English sources
The major credit rating agencies have placed the U.S. government's rating on review, warning of a downgrade if lawmakers don't reach a deal to lift the debt ceiling on time and reduce the long-term federal deficit.
In a report Thursday morning the Treasury Department warned of "catastrophic economic consequences" if the debt ceiling were not raised on time, as Times staff writer Jim Puzzanghera reports.
And economists at Standard Chartered in New York wrote in a note e-mailed after the midnight deadline that although they expected an 11th-hour resolution to allow the debt ceiling to be raised on time by Oct. 17, political brinkmanship was likely to last until the last minute.
Hence, to discourage people from unnecessarily attending health facilities some ceiling on the number of times one can seek health care within a specified time period was also suggested.
As leaders in Hanna's own party continue to insist they will not vote to raise the debt limit unless they win measures to trim the deficit, Hanna said the debt ceiling needs to be raised on time.
"In an economic shutdown, if we don't raise the debt ceiling, they don't go out on time".
Empowering American women can no longer focus only on women — on leveling playing fields or offering mothers "on-ramps" and "offramps" or shattering ceilings one at a time.
A top environmental goal of both candidates is enactment of climate-change legislation centered on a "cap and trade" mechanism that sets a ceiling on emissions that declines over time.
A single light shines from the ceiling, flashing on and off, timed to the rhythm of a tape recording of someone breathing.
The billionaire investor told Andrew Ross Sorkin on CNBC Thursday that Congress will probably raise the nation's debt ceiling in time to avoid defaulting on all its obligations, though it likely won't happen until the final hours.
It is equipped with electricity, but the bar is stubbornly illuminated with a pair of gas lamps, which flicker fitfully and throw shadows on the low, cobwebby ceiling each time someone opens the street door.
