Sentence examples for Financial cap from inspiring English sources

To quell uncertainty, the government said it would remove the $400 billion financial cap for three years.

On Sept. 22, 2001, Congress created the Sept. 11 Victim Compensation Fund without any financial cap as part of an airline bailout package, and as a fast and, it hoped, less painful alternative to lawsuits.

To place a financial cap on how far the government will support you to live among friends and family, in a place you know well and feel connected to, is to suggest that community does not matter.

Instead, the administration is proposing to give states a choice between a financial cap based on how many people are enrolled or a "block grant" that would allow more latitude over how the money were spent.

(H) Facilities, other than those operating as parts of CAHs, furnishing only physical, occupational, or speech therapy to ambulatory patients, throughout any period during which the annual financial cap amount on payment for coverage of physical, occupational, or speech therapy, as described in section 1833(g)(2) of the Act, is suspended by legislation.

"I am primarily concerned that not all Retired NFL Football Players who ultimately receive a Qualifying Diagnosis or their related claimants will be paid," she wrote in an order rejecting the settlement agreement.The main problem is the strict financial cap on the settlement.

"I think in Europe in general, as universities begin experiencing financial caps, they see these alumni as a hope for future financial support".

Ofcom, the regulator, told Money: "We are talking to the mobile industry to explore ways that 'bill shock' can be reduced, such as promoting tariffs that give consumers the ability to set their own financial caps and receive alerts.

But there are also left-wingers accusing Osborne of describing the economy in Orwellian terms, there are Tories accusing Cameron of being Orwellian and employing "low political calculation" for promoting equal rights, there are Republicans accusing the NHS of being Orwellian for imposing financial caps on the value of human life.

"Ofcom has written to the mobile providers calling on them to do more to develop and promote 'opt-in' measures, such as tariffs that allow consumers to set their own financial caps or receive alerts about usage".

During the last year, Mario Draghi, president of the bank, has managed to quiet financial markets, cap government borrowing costs and contain the euro zone crisis by making it clear that the bank would not allow the 17-country euro currency union to come apart.