(1) The total costs of this matter (so far) must exceed this figure by some margin.

(2) Why are you allowed to exceed water allocation limits if you can simply afford to pay the surcharge?

(3) If you are middle-aged, that figure could exceed nine billion before you die.

(4) They exceed the range limits imposed on Iraqi weapons by the 1991 ceasefire agreement.

(5) On the other hand, operating expenses will in no way be allowed to exceed the barest minimum requirement.

(6) The only person who can make a decision to exceed the speed limit is the person in control of the vehicle.

(7) If beetle counts exceed an average of six beetles per trap per day, this is equal to the treatment threshold.

(8) Walton expects economic growth to exceed the MPC's base case, due to buoyant exports and investment.

(9) It is expected that with such interest being expressed in the project that the print run will much exceed this figure.

(10) The way to get coal for heating is to exceed the production quota.

(11) It is within the Prime Minister's powers to exceed the speed limit, if she is on urgent public business.

(12) If he finished his campaign now, he would not exceed the $20,000 limit, he said.

(13) For this reason, drivers are allowed to exceed the speed limit on such calls.

(14) The noise levels are monitored, he said, and the range never exceeded the limits allowed in the Noise Pollution Regulations.

(15) He forecast that if the price of compensatory notes exceeds their par value, more holders would choose to sell and invest the money in real estate.

(16) The charges for late payments, returned payments and exceeding one's credit limit have gone up from u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255120 to u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255125.

(17) And in October of the same year, he started writing this book and the book exceeded his wildest expectations.

(18) Year after year, economic and income growth exceeded prevailing, modest expectations.

(19) Afterwards, Conradt spoke of her team that had exceeded everybody's expectations except its own.

(20) The increase meant the producers exceeded their official quotas by 8.7 percent, according to the report.