The ceilings of the two houses collapsed.

The walls seemed to have low ceilings.

Dark, low ceilings with hanging oil lamps?

A Burmese temple and three Spanish ceilings down the hall.

Developing countries are, if anything, even more opposed to such ceilings or caps.

Because of changing needs, the review of ceilings must be an ongoing process.

The metalworkers, for the most part, do ducts behind the ceilings and stuff.

The HUD standard requires a flame spread of 75 or less on the ceilings.

Intercountry programme ceilings provide a flexible window' to receive, allocate, monitor and report on new contributions, often of a significant magnitude covering several countries, which cannot be immediately accommodated within other approved funding ceilings.

The industrial codes of the New Deal set ceilings on the workweek for specified industries and workers.

(c) Gathering, analysing and interpreting data on programme expenditures to ensure adherence to ceilings monitoring implementation rates preparing planning levels for annual programme expenditures for individual countries and advising on country ceilings for the current year apos s call forwards

The markets, not political debt ceilings, are taken seriously the introduction of Eurobonds would remove that disciplining function.

Industrial polluters' emissions are still considerably lower than in the pre war period, when it often exceeded ceilings.

They establish ceilings for public investment and common expenses, sometimes making the principle of additionality somewhat irrelevant to us.

Currently, the IMF and the World Bank have ceilings on resources available for any programmes to implement these strategies.

2. (i) The ceilings of field offices apos Zero Dollar Imprest Accounts have been reviewed and adjusted where appropriate.

2. (i) The ceilings of field offices apos Zero Dollar Imprest Accounts have been reviewed and adjusted where appropriate.

It used to be a weight room, so there were rubber floors below, acoustic tile ceilings and fluorescent lights.

Thus, for instance, bound tariffs (i.e., agreed ceilings) allow countries to raise actual tariffs, which are often lower, without restraint.

For many years, Italy has disregarded the debt ceilings imposed by the Maastricht Treaty and the Stability and Growth Pact.

They work on a wider variety of surfaces and can even operate on walls, ceilings or other non horizontal surfaces.

The term intercountry programmes' is generally used when referring to all three of these types of other resources ceilings together.

Furthermore, the PBC uses unconventional instruments from time to time, such as credit ceilings or credit quotas imposed on commercial banks.

That Eiffel Tower moment will break the ceiling, these arbitrary ceilings of height, and allow wood buildings to join the competition.

For example, the direct translation of the Japanese title of episode 2 is Unknown Ceilings , but the English title is The Beast .

The other resources ceilings for intercountry programmes allow UNICEF to mobilize, accept and deploy additional other resources that cannot be appropriately allocated under other Board approved ceilings, particularly those established in approved country programme documents for individual country programmes and those established in the present report for regional and headquarters offices.

But reaching an accord that sets binding ceilings for what each country will be allowed to emit is not an option in Copenhagen.

These include entry restrictions, barriers to hostile takeovers, ownership ceilings, differential taxation, performance requirements linked to exports and local purchasers, and so forth.

Of the latter amount, over 90 per cent was allocated to the other resources ceilings of country programmes approved by the Executive Board.

Concurrent with diminishing labor income, government imposed ceilings on bank deposits the primary savings vehicle for most households have held down household capital income.

In the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, laws prescribe contributions ceilings (13 per cent of salaries, 4 per cent paid directly by the employer).

The administration describes these lower ceilings, and its pursuit of other arms control measures, as meeting America s non proliferation and disarmament obligations under the NPT.

Dissemination of the code of farming practice relating to ceilings on the application of organic nitrogenous fertilizer 179 kg of nitrogen per hectare per year.

That goal is reflected in the European Union s current focus on creating a fiscal compact, which would constitutionalize member states commitment to supposedly inviolable deficit ceilings.

God demolished their houses , destroying their very foundations . Their ceilings toppled on their heads and torment struck them from a direction which they had never expected .

80. In relation to this specific recommendation, it should be noted that ceilings of the Zero Dollar Imprest Accounts have been reviewed and adjusted, where appropriate.

Many Agency schools, especially those built in the 1950s and 1960s with brick and false ceilings, had deteriorated to the extent that some were becoming unsafe.

On August 30, the Fund abolished ceilings on its Flexible Credit Line facility, which was introduced in 2009 to provide rapid funds to countries in temporary crisis.

The United States, for one, will not accept ceilings that reduce its greenhouse gas emissions significantly if it means accepting higher costs and taxes that risk slowing economic recovery.

Less than 10 per cent approximately 158 million was allocated to headquarter offices (4 per cent), regional offices (2 per cent) and intercountry programmes (3 per cent). These ceilings are the subject of the present proposal, which is to establish a ceiling of 140 million for intercountry programmes for the 2006 2007 biennium, in addition to the other resources ceilings proposed above for headquarters and regional offices.

Given the negative consequences of this approach, it might be wise for the central government to consider establishing, for the short run, quotas or ceilings for total local government borrowing.

All offices were then provided with clear budgetary ceilings and guidance on the preparation and review of their country programme management plans office management plans, with the participation of staff.

So here was a room in which all the walls, floors, ceilings, pets, potted plants, whatever was in there, were capable, not only of display but of sensing as well.

UNICEF proposes to continue an other resources ceiling for intercountry programmes' to allow it to accept contributions that do not fit neatly into the other resources ceilings for country, regional or headquarters offices.

In recent years, women had started to break through what had earlier been glass ceilings in the public and private sectors as top civil servants and managing directors of multinational corporations in Singapore.