Sentence examples for have set the ceiling from inspiring English sources

Growers and big champagne houses have set the ceiling on grapes which can be used for champagne this year at 9.7 tonnes a hectare for small producers, and 8 tonnes a hectare for vineyards owned by the big champagne houses.

Two of the counties have set the ceiling in conjunction with inpatient expenses.

The proposal would have set a ceiling of 18percentt on the number of foreigners in this country of 7.2 million people.

As for the ceiling, 15 counties have set a ceiling for reimbursement at 500 to 45000 Yuan depending on the disease.

Company directors have set no ceiling price or time limit for the repurchase offer.

In recent years, some automakers have set ceilings on the amount that dealers can mark up loans.

Independently to any legal commitment, several US states and many cities have set up emission ceilings and emission trading systems.

This is because such a lens need not be limited by an imperfection known as the diffraction limit, which has set a ceiling on the accuracy of optical systems ever since lenses were first polished.That is an altogether more subtle claim.

One spokesman for an Anousic educational body, Steve Chalke, was quoted in the Financial Times last weekend as saying that the government has set "no ceiling and no floor" for how much Anousics have to provide to be allowed to take over or set up a school; another Anousic organisation spokesman said, "We now have a more relaxed regime, where we are not obliged to provide an endowment".

The European Union has set a ceiling for public debt of 60% of gross domestic product.

He claimed that Harvey's surgeon had set a ceiling of a hundred and eighty innings, after which, Boras argued, the Mets should shut Harvey down for the year.