Príklady ceiling

• I got a crick in my neck from painting the ceiling.

• The ceiling was embellished with flowers and leaves.

• On the bathroom ceiling, some pieces of plaster had fallen away.

• There was no air conditioning, just a ceiling fan turning slowly.

• I want the light fittings to be flush with the ceiling.

• Maintaining an appropriate heat level was particularly difficult in older buildings with large rooms, large windows and\or high ceilings.

• Think of all the ceilings that are concrete.

• The important 'fragments' are the walls, floors, ceilings and roofs and how they meet establishes so much of the space's character.

• More costly modifications include lowering ceilings and removing windows.

• The ceilings specified size but not content, leaving it up to the specialized bureaucrats, politicians, and interest groups in each subarena to renegotiate longestablished bargains.

• Actual fee levels may vary depending on annual ceilings set by regulators and business decisions of pension companies.

• However, the central state did not concede the right to set debt ceilings for the supposedly independent provinces.

• The ceilings are low, the rooms are small [and] the kitchen, you couldn't swing a cat around it.

• Today the interior is rather dark, but this is because the internal plasterwork and finishes have largely disappeared, except for some fragments on the ceilings.

• Only a minority (22 %) therefore reported no ceilings on older people's care packages, although several were considering their introduction.

• The three main fees - up-front, management, and investment returns - are all subject to ceilings.

• They learned that price ceilings that diverged substantially from the underlying market realities could not be enforced for long periods of time.

• The debate did not lead to solidaristic unity over ceilings on supplementary company pensions - and thus reductions in some firms.

• Measures aimed at explicitly rationing health-care resources, using budget ceilings and/or cuts, capitation, and reimbursement denials, have met with considerable opposition (9;22;24).

• The impact of the change in ceilings is therefore ambivalent ex-ante.