1. Companies who manage to keep their emissions in line can sell their carbon credits to those exceeding their limits and profit from the trade.
2. It is important to keep the pace of the yuan's internationalization in line with the country's actual need for sustainable growth.
3. It also highlights the central government's continuing efforts to improve the efficiency of the market and keep its administration in line with international practice.
4. The central government has vowed to keep the growth of individual income in line with the gross domestic product over the next few years.
5. He feels that a fit and proper persons test would at least keep clubs in line and help prevent incidents such as the Cole case.
6. My concerns about fitting in neatly were quickly allayed, when my enthusiastic roommates offered to keep me in line.
7. He expects the new deputies to keep close contact with the people, express their voices and exercise their duties in line with laws.
8. They also follow international trends and try to keep in line with international standards.
9. Most florists said wholesale prices did rise, but they curbed retail prices to keep them in line with previous years'sales.
10. The move aims to raise the province's work efficiency and try to keep the government operation in line with international practice.