Sentence examples for setting ceiling from inspiring English sources

IFPRI, for example, has suggested four sets of measures: Many developing countries have found that strategies to keep grain affordable to consumers, such as holding large public grain stocks or setting ceiling prices, are unsustainably expensive.

In addition, regulations of setting ceiling for reimbursement and setting limitations on disease eligibility of MFA had limited poor families to benefit more from MFA. Besides, the poor MFA cardholders with diseases in both H8SP and H8 towns often chose to stand the illness until they became deadly ill, then hospitalization had become their last but also a very expensive resort.

* "Announced that it was breaking out of an agreement setting ceilings on missiles and bombers because of the bad behavior of the other party.

"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.

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 budget resolution sets ceilings for spending in broad categories.

Like the Senate plan, it sets ceilings for spending, revenue and the deficit.

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.

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