Sentence examples for imposed a ceiling from inspiring English sources
The substantial fragmentation of the vote since then has imposed a ceiling on the share of the total vote a party in government can expect to win.
Beginning with a decree in 1984 that imposed a ceiling on payments, the scala mobile was gradually dismantled (and abolished in 1992) under pressure from the employers' association, the Confederation of Industries (Confindustria).
But curiosity and excitement quickly turned into confusion and disappointment, when minutes before the Ho Chi Minh City Securities Trading Center opened, the government imposed a ceiling on bids that invalidated many people's orders -- some of which were more than 50percentt above the government's artificially imposed prices.
The resulting slight elevation in inner zone vehicle baseline [above normal tissue baseline] imposed a ceiling on drug-induced Fos expression in this central zone that limited relative increases to under 5× [even if drug caused a >10× absolute increase]).
We therefore imposed a ceiling on the maximum number of samples for sequential MC, set to 50 000 to ensure the possibility of significant results after multiple testing correction (indeed, using a maximum of 10 000 samples for sequential MC missed all significant results when asking about overrepresentation of H3K4me2 downstream in genes).
Under her bill, the government would impose a ceiling on carbon emissions each year.
The central bank imposes a ceiling on the interest rates they may pay to depositors and a floor under the rates they may charge borrowers.
Why does it impose a ceiling on deposit rates, even as it allows banks to issue close substitutes at whatever yield they can get?
Lawyers representing independent distributors warn that partial remedies such as imposing a ceiling on BEW's sales distribution arm are contrary to European competition laws.
