Sentence examples for top limits from inspiring English sources

It also necessitated, because of the critical rising sight lines from the stall seats, a series of hanging borders to mask the top limits of the cloth.

Individuals would be able to give $2,000 per election to candidates instead of $1,000, and the top limits would increase with inflation.

The Phantom's two-ply woven carbon top limits twist, and three "flex zones" give skiers increased speed over the water.

Then they changed the law, instituting a top limit of 75 m.p.h.

Just under 1m savings accounts hold more than the top limit of £85,000.

With the year-over-year core C.P.I. at 2 percent, it was bumping up against the top limit of the Fed's unofficial target rate.

Less than a third of countries are consuming less than the recommended top limit of 50g of sugar a day per person, and 69 countries have average per capita sugar consumption of more than double this recommended upper limit.

For instance, it abolished the special status of low-paid workers in "DM630 jobs" (now known as euro325 jobs in the new currency), after the top limit on monthly earnings under this rule.

Mr Hunt will also promise the average working week of 48 hours will remain the same – and say the top limit would be brought down from 91 hours to 72.

Igor would look for patterns, such as a concentration of payments close to the top limit and their destinations, and then compare those payments with all the others in the system.

In time, Mr Sarkozy also plans to make 50% the top limit on all personal taxation and social charges; to grant universities more autonomy to set fees and recruit staff and students; to reduce inheritance tax; and to reform the special pension privileges of certain public-sector workers.Threats of resistanceVeteran France-watchers say they have heard it all before.