Many of the tests hit the imposed ceiling on maximum number of samples, with a total number of >30 million samples across tests.
As governor of Massachusetts, he stayed out of a regional "cap and trade" plan by Northeastern states to impose ceilings on emissions by electric utilities and let companies trade their emission allowances.
He shipped the 300-year-old Joglo to Bali, where we admired its imposing ceiling of tumpang sari (essential layers), carved from one piece of wood, held up by four central pillars, the soko guru.
India has long imposed price ceilings on a wide range of goods.
Stricter rules for future bids were imposed, with ceilings imposed on the value of gifts IOC members could accept from bid cities.
Since NHI imposed the ceilings on co-payment to avoid catastrophic expenses, income tended to play a relatively smaller role in access to medical care after NHI.
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.
Former President Bill Clinton argued last week that the 14th Amendment that states the "validity" of government debt "shall not be questioned" means that Obama could simply ignore the congressionally imposed debt ceiling and go on borrowing.
