Sentence examples for set ceilings from inspiring English sources

India, for example, had a land reform program since the 1960s that set ceilings on land ownership.

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

This was the first agreement to cut nuclear arms, rather than just set ceilings on them, and the first to allow intrusive on-site inspection.

The university has responded to these cuts with tuition increases, although the Legislature has set ceilings on tuition that keep schools from fully offsetting the cutback in state support.

It is naive to imagine that the big groups don't set ceilings, but in truth advances are being driven down by fears over the future of high street bookshops and the shift to digital, not by consolidation at the top.

According to a complaint filed in federal court in Galveston, the rig hands contend their employers have been meeting secretly the last 10 years or longer to set ceilings on wages and police the agreement.

"There is no set ceiling on payouts".

Along with this carrot went a stick: The profit margin went down as costs went up; if they went above a set ceiling, the contractor lost money.

In the meantime if [patient] wishes us to discontinue the NIV earlier, this would be appropriate with sensitive communication to the family' (patient 27)  5.2 'They [family] understand that it is highly unlikely that Mrs D would be able to be weaned from invasive ventilation and agree as to the previous set ceiling of care of NIV [non-invasive ventilation].

Make sure the walls are long so you can make a ceiling inside the tree house, and set ceiling joists on top of your walls.

The agency sets ceilings for arsenic in drinking water, but not food, even though rice is something of a magnet for arsenic in soil.