Sentence examples for a cap on how from inspiring English sources

The Jubilee effectively put a cap on how much any one family could acquire.

Clark also said the union would consider the latest MLB proposal to reform the posting system for Japanese players, one that involves a cap on how much MLB teams can bid for the right to negotiate with Japanese players.

Whispers from Whitehall tell a story of agonising inside the Treasury - not only the question "Can we afford it?", but also asking "Is Dilnot's solution the right one?" The commission's plan is for a cap on how much individuals must fork out before the state starts paying the bills.

Canada is one of the only countries that does not put a cap on how long a migrant can be detained.

The proposal includes a cap on how many times debt collectors can contact consumers per week.

It also put a cap on how much old money they could swap for the new currency.

And because Uber's app sets the price of a fare, workers effectively have a cap on how much they earn.

We would also place a cap on how much of employer-paid health insurance premiums could be excluded from taxes.

The government has announced that high cost payday lenders will face a cap on how much they can charge borrowers.

"I've never tried to put a cap on how many games I want to win," Pettitte said.

On January 1 2005, the EU put a cap on how much carbon companies are allowed to emit.