Sentence examples for squeeze limits from inspiring English sources

Although the coalition formally resists this New Labour-era idea, the chancellor recently agreed to provide some wage subsidies for companies employing people who have struggled to find work and to channel £300m into apprenticeship schemes.But the fiscal squeeze limits options.

The government has set down a welfare trap for Labour, publishing plans for a three-year benefit squeeze limiting increases to 1% a year and accusing the opposition party of irresponsibility for refusing to back the measure.

Everyone has their squeeze limit.

It would end the project's tax breaks, they say, and squeeze out limited-income people.

They also probably guessed that new regulations would squeeze profits, limiting the amount available for traders to spend on provocatively expensive dessert wines.

Lieutenant Day says the Coast Guard plans to ease the anchorage squeeze by limiting the time ships can linger in the port and by nudging owners of smaller barges to use the shallower anchorages.

Dr. Hwang, a clinical psychologist who became director in July 2009, has dealt with the squeeze by limiting counseling sessions to 10 per student and referring some, especially those needing long-term treatment for eating disorders or schizophrenia, to off-campus providers.

There are fears that modernisers, who are unlikely to be endorsed by any union bosses, could be squeezed out,  limiting the choice in the "one member, one vote" ballot  in September of Labour members, registered supporters and union members who become "affiliated supporters".

With the addition of phase quadrature squeezing the limit was once more lowered [16].

So old-style spam is being squeezed to the limits of its return on investment, says Patrick Peterson, Cisco's chief security researcher.

But workers at all income levels could be squeezed by new limits on medical flexible spending accounts and medical deductions.