Sentence examples for sets a maximum of from inspiring English sources
The federal level for paint on toys sets a maximum of 75 parts per million.
The government also quietly tabled an amendment to the housing and planning bill that sets a maximum of five-year terms for new secure tenancies.
"Apple's Code sets a maximum of 60 work hours per week and requires at least one day of rest per seven days of work," the company said.
In a move condemned by Labour as likely to break up communities, the government has quietly tabled an amendment to the housing and planning bill that sets a maximum of five-year terms for new secure tenancies.
The company declined to say how many clients it has, but it sets a maximum of 5,000 members for a single office, a limit it said it had reached in some cities.
The Chapsal resolution set a maximum of 450,000,000 francs for reviving the Exposition next year and proposed that such funds be found partly in the profits from receipts.
Partly due to pressure from campaigners, the government set out a draft bill last year to limit the age of surrogate mothers to 35, set a maximum of five pregnancies – including their own children – and to make medical insurance mandatory.
He set a maximum of 24 years with a non-parole period of 18 years, noting there was a "real statistical prospect" Dasilva would die in jail given he was almost 67.
The government has been heavily criticised for attempting to rush its controversial housing bill through parliament, last month quietly tabling an amendment to the bill that set a maximum of five-year terms for new council tenancies.
The bid request set a maximum of $10 billion, but the accounting office found that some of the cost estimates were outdated and the final price tag -- when financing from agencies like the State Department is considered -- could reach $15 billion by 2014.
Normally Villa set a maximum of 1,200 such tickets bought via Ticketmaster but the number was quadrupled on Wednesday because of worries over possible delays caused by the Christmas post.
