Sentence examples for deal the maximum from inspiring English sources

Under the deal, the maximum benefit will rise to $650 by 2010.

In the tentative deal, the maximum number of weeks would be 73, a level that would be largely reserved for states with high unemployment.

Under the deal, the maximum duration of combined state and federal benefits will gradually decline from 99 to 73 weeks.

The bouncer, Stephen Sakai, 32, was dealt the maximum sentence by Justice John P. Walsh of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, but not before introducing yet another wrinkle into a case that has had more than its share.

Most values that deal with the maximum tolerated dose of healthy organs are derived from external beam radiation with a much higher dose rate.

This work deals with the maximum ratio of longitudinal tensile reinforcement compatible with a given level of local ductility in reinforced concrete beams, when considering the effect of high strength concrete.

The plaintiffs in the case -- four lower-income Virginians who chafed at the idea of being forced to buy health insurance at a fraction of the cost most people pay -- said that one provision in the law dealing with the maximum amount of the subsidy effectively set the level at $0 for anyone who did not get their coverage through an exchange "established by the State".

In the case of insider dealing, the maximum fines imposed by some countries, like Spain, Poland and Sweden are capped below 1 million euros, or $1.3 million, while only 12 countries impose sanctions corresponding to the amount earned from the violation, according to European officials.

Undoubtedly, the owners are unified on the most basic goal: to secure the best possible deal, with the maximum amount of concessions from the union.

To better deal with the maximum queue constraints, the oversaturation period is divided into the queuing period and the dissipation period with two different objectives.

Lloyds said the deal was "the maximum package that could potentially pay out over the next three to four years – and, importantly, will be subject to stretching performance targets which, if met, will deliver very significant benefits to the UK economy and ultimately all taxpayers".