Sentence examples for declining ceiling from inspiring English sources
His climate plan, like his opponent's, includes a declining ceiling for emissions and allows polluters who surpass targets to sell credits to others who have fallen short.
The mechanism for achieving them is a cap-and-trade system that would place a steadily declining ceiling on emissions while allowing emitters to trade permits, or allowances, to give them more flexibility in meeting their targets.
It would put a price on carbon through a cap-and-trade system that would impose a steadily declining ceiling on emissions while allowing polluters to trade permits, or allowances, to give them more flexibility in meeting their targets.
Its mechanism for doing so is a cap-and-trade system that would place a steadily declining ceiling on emissions while allowing emitters to trade allowances or permits to give them flexibility in meeting their targets.
It sets a steadily declining ceiling on carbon emissions, and, by creating a market that rewards companies for slashing CO2 (corporations that reduce emissions below their allotment can sell them on the open market), it uses the free enterprise system to wean the country off fossil fuels and onto renewable energy.
The California Air Resources Board, often a trailblazer in environmental regulation, released a draft rule on Tuesday establishing a cap-and-trade program that sets a declining ceiling on emissions of greenhouse gases and allows companies to buy and sell permits to meet it.
Export subsidies for rice were bound at ceiling amounts of US$28.3 million and 299 750 tonnes in 1995, declining to US$21.5 million and 257 785 tonnes by 2004.
After that, as old debts are gradually retired, the overall debt ceiling would decline until, after 2020, it would reach 4percentt.
With increasing preoperative values, the improvement lessens and patients with preoperative values close to the ceiling actually declined on average 1 year later.
Sticker price ceilings forecast a future of depressed salaries, retrenchment, decreasing innovation, declining support for faculty and eroding services for students.
This tracks declining economic confidence which in turn tracks the ridiculously dysfunctional debate over raising the federal debt ceiling.
