Sentence examples for output ceiling from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia says that OPEC could help fill the gap in supply, but the cartel is unlikely to raise its output ceiling at its meeting next week.

After the move to trim OPEC's overall output ceiling by 900,000 barrels a day, to 24.5 million barrels, analysts said the decision might have been influenced by other, more political factors.

B8 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 OPEC May Raise Output Ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, who are meeting in Vienna to consider raising the group's formal output ceiling, should raise the ceiling by 500,000 to a million barrels a day, Kuwait's oil minister said.

Analysts said traders were responding to the outcome of the latest meeting of the Opec cartel last Friday, where ministers from oil-producing states once again failed to cut back supply in order to support prices and also, for the first time in decades, dropped any reference to an output ceiling.

The output ceiling–now 27.5 million barrels a day will be increased to 28 million barrels as of July 1, Fathi bin Shatwan told Dow Jones Newswires.

But they noted that fears of a supply crunch had eased a fact reflected by OPEC's apparent decision to hold off on a new increase in its official output ceiling.

However, given the level of government regulation of and support for agriculture in most countries, farming also provides striking examples of the effects of price controls, income supports, output ceilings, and marketing cartels.

C1 OPEC Sends Mixed Signals Though OPEC said it would cut back supply to bolster prices amid sluggish demand, it simultaneously raised its production ceiling to legitimize excess output members provided during the war in Iraq.

The cost of Brent crude soared by 6.7% to $34.35 as Iran gave its verbal support for a production ceiling, even though it avoided making any immediate commitment to rein in its own growing output.

At the top of this range, larger deflections neither increase the number of responsive cells nor enhance spike output, indicating a ceiling effect on the sensory response transformation in layer 2/3.

The authors follow Friedman (1993) in specifying the output trend as a "ceiling" trend; according to this, output reaches a maximum level in normal times and deviates below trend during recessions.