Sentence examples similar to demands a ceiling from inspiring English sources

But when Callaghan demanded a 5% ceiling on pay in 1978 (Healey felt a "single figures" ceiling more realistic), union impatience shattered.

If the government were to demand a pay ceiling for C.E.O.'s in this country, what should it be?

The acoustically challenging scanning environment along with the active listening demands could have produced a ceiling effect in the BOLD measure, thus reducing fine-grained distinctions in the responses of auditory regions.

Fiscal tightening later in the year will dampen demand for resources, putting a ceiling on prices.

Recall that the concern with stimulants as challenge agents was that they cause a substantial release of dopamine at the striatal synapse regardless of current environmental demands; this approach may produce a ceiling effect for dopamine release that does not reflect typical endogenous control.

But in the long term it is likely to be a ceiling on demand that helps to save humanity.

This similarity may be the consequence of a "ceiling effect," imposed by high nonresearch demands on faculty members at their home institutions.

WASHINGTON -- Senate Republicans laid out a series of demands on a debt ceiling deal during a Thursday meeting with the president, asking for entitlement cuts and spending caps, but no tax revenue increases, Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said.

The final agreement came after months of negotiations in which the White House consistently demanded a "clean" debt ceiling bill with no riders.

This assumption meant that during any "boom" the economy would eventually run into a "ceiling" that, while also moving upward, was moving less rapidly than demand.

Federal law set a ceiling on interest rates for savings accounts and generally prohibited interest payments on checking and other demand deposit accounts.