Ceiling
a ceiling (noun) - an upper limit
a ceiling on x
impose a ceiling on
place a ceiling on
put a ceiling on
set a ceiling on
raise a ceiling
lift a ceiling
remove the ceiling on
enforce a ceiling
agree to a ceiling on
a ceiling on expenditures
a ceiling on investments
a ceiling on prices
a ceiling on salaries
a ceiling on production
a ceiling on profits
a ceiling on costs
ceiling on ownership
ceiling on political contributions
a ceiling on the amount that
Example sentences:
* The company reached an agreement with the union to put a ceiling on salaries.
* The cartel agreement between major oil producers sets a ceiling on production.
* The bank sets a ceiling on the amount that it will lend any one customer.
* There is a ceiling on political contributions.
* Many companies find the 49% ceiling on foreign ownership too restricting.
* The government lifted the price ceiling on sugar.
* The company was reluctant to put a ceiling on costs since it might interfere with production.
* A ceiling has been placed on the price of diesel fuel.
* Unless you have a real ceiling on the total costs that you're going to pay written into the contract beforehand, they may keep on rising far higher than you'd ever imagine.
* Local government is moving to enforce a 4.5 per cent ceiling on public-sector wage increases.
* A ceiling on imports is part of their export-driven growth strategy.
* The utility regulation board set a ceiling on company profits.
* The government reserved the right to put a ceiling on local electricity rates.
* A ceiling was put on the percentage of stock that a portfolio can contain.
* They are removing the ceiling on monthly interest payments.
* The two super-powers agreed to a ceiling on sea-launched, nuclear-tipped cruise missiles.
