Sentence examples for prescribed ceiling from inspiring English sources
One law, meant to discourage profiteering, forces urban landowners to hand over land above a prescribed ceiling (500 square metres in Mumbai) to the government.
France has been given an extra year to bring its budget deficit below the prescribed ceiling of 3% of GDP, provided it makes further budget cuts now.
But refusing to raise the debt ceiling was something Barack Obama the senator voted for the last time round; and this time the Republican leadership is already indicating its unwillingness to countenance tax increases that could bring the federal deficit down below its legally prescribed debt ceiling.
After certain technical adjustments prescribed in the law, this ceiling cuts spending for NDD to about 80percentt of the real per capita spending that was available a decade ago during the Bush administration.
This finding may be due, in part, to a ceiling effect since these cardiac medications were commonly prescribed to all patients hospitalized with AMI.
Most commonly prescribed therapeutic classes included analgesics (48.0%), anxiolytics (41.4%), antipsychotics (35.0%) and loop (high-ceiling) diuretics (18.6%) (Table 1).
One gynaecologist prescribed a whole tube a day and wondered why the woman developed black hairs and was jumping [up to] the ceiling".
He prescribed an antidepressant.
The language was prescribed.
He prescribed antidepressants.
