New York regulates state-chartered banks and their fees for bounced checks, setting the maximum at $15.
The judge, Paul Worsley, said laws setting the maximum sentences he imposed were "woefully inadequate for the enormity" of the plot.
The measurements were performed at ID21, at the Cu K-edge (calibrated with a Cu foil, setting the maximum of the derivative spectrum at 8.979 keV).
Traditionally another "must" for end of tax year planning has been to ensure that you try and use as much as possible of your annual pension allowance - subject to age restrictions - setting the maximum level.
The legal limit is likely to be cut from 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood to just 50 milligrams, effectively setting the maximum level of alcohol at just one pint, or two glasses of wine.
Each state board included one commissioner appointed by the Confederate president and one appointed by the state's governor, who together were responsible for studying market conditions in the area and setting the maximum prices sellers could charge.
Pure α and β forms of syndiotactic polystyrene can be easily obtained setting the maximum temperature at which the melt is heated and the permanence time of the melt at this temperature.
These could include setting the maximum percentage of income that Americans would be required to spend on health insurance, and the amount of penalties, if any, that should be imposed on those who fail to obtain coverage as required under the legislation.
The AP and IP of the diffuse fluorescent protein was determined in the tdTomato channel, and applied to the GFP channel, by setting the maximum threshold to the value of the minimum threshold determined for the aggregated fluorescent protein, followed by setting the minimum threshold to a value that selected the cell cytoplasm.
This argument supported by studies done in Europe, Japan, and the United States has fueled policies like the Working Time Directive, passed by the European Union in 1993, which set up blanket guidelines for worker hours (manifested in France, for example, in legislation setting the maximum workweek at 35 hours).
Where the statutory provision applies, a sentencing court's concern with the Guidelines goes solely to the upper limit of the proper Guideline range as setting the maximum term for which a juvenile may be committed to official detention, absent circumstances that would warrant departure under § 3553(b).
