WPA's shared responsibility plan leaves the patient to pick up 25 per cent of any claim, up to a limit of between £500 and £5,000 a year.
A collector named Michael Zinman says, "He's instantly reachable, up to a limit".
For example, ordinary citizens could be allowed zero-interest-transactions balances (up to a limit).
So, for example, in Greece abortions can be carried out on demand up to a limit of 12 weeks.
Most travel insurance policies will cover you up to a limit - but this is typically only £300.
Countries would be allowed to issue jointly guaranteed ("blue") bonds but only up to a limit of 60% of their GDP.
Trevor Fetter, Mr Barbakow's successor at Tenet Healthcare, was granted two shares in the company for every one that he purchased, up to a limit of 200,000.
Most governments underwrite bank deposits, up to a limit, so that depositors have no need to panic should banks look wobbly.
Under this, the Bank of England would provide the central bank with pounds in exchange for euros up to a limit of £10 billion.
These dynamic adjustments to the muscles' needs occur up to a limit that is twice as high in the athlete as in the untrained individual.
He says he has a better idea: to pay $14 a share, up to a limit of 72% of the company, and retain a stockmarket listing.
