Sentence examples for a cap which is from inspiring English sources

By contrast, auditing firms tend to receive heavier monetary sanctions than individual auditors do, because the fines imposed on individual auditors are subject to a cap, which is aimed at capturing the size differences between auditing firms and individual auditors' portfolios.

The debt ceiling is a cap which is set by Congress on the amount of debt the federal government can legally borrow.

Labour has said it backs the principle of a cap, which was introduced in England, Scotland and Wales in 2013, but will ask an independent commission to look at whether it should be lower in some areas.

Although Burroughs won the relay race, the team was disqualified after it was detected that one of its swimmers was wearing a double cap, which is a violation.

Therefore, consumers are willing to accept a higher marginal price compared to a pay-per-use tariff as well as a cost cap which is priced above the fixed fee of a flat rate.

Dr. Worsey ties a blasting cap, which is about the size of a quarter and is used to set off high explosives, to a chicken wing, and sets it off.

Mr. Cantor said that the tape showed the gunman coming around the corner from Hudson Street, and that he was wearing a baseball cap, which is not allowed under NV's dress code.

If it is too wide on top, it takes on the more cartoony look of a newsboy cap, which is more circular and made with eight panels (think of the top of a beach ball) to the driving cap's three.

"I have indeed replaced my gloves with a new cap which is coaching.

The parrot waxcap (Hygrocybe psittacina) is fairly common and as its name suggests, has a brightly coloured cap which is usually yellow often tinged with orange or green.

Each club is subject to a salary cap, which is set at $123 million for the 2013 season.