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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rigid cap on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict limit or restriction imposed on something, such as prices, quantities, or behaviors.
Example: "The government has implemented a rigid cap on carbon emissions to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a strict limit on" or "a firm ceiling on".
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The first involved a rigid cap on aviation emissions, a little above current levels.
And not all cryptocurrencies have a rigid cap on the total number of coins.
Firms that want to bring in skilled workers find it costly, time-consuming and often impossible, thanks to cumbersome rules and a rigid cap on the number of visas.
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In a move that suggests a more assertive approach by Nick Clegg's party, the Lib Dems have joined forces with leading charities and senior figures in local government to argue that a rigid cap could have a disastrous effect on families living in areas where the cost of housing is highest.
Robertson realized that the hat truss could add stiffness to the entire building, from top to bottom, by acting as a rigid cap.
Second, he assumes that the current rigid cap on the number of visas issued to economic migrants is replaced with one that takes into account what the American labour market needs.
Rigid caps on retail prices will limit operators' ability to offer novel roaming schemes.
Instead of leaving it to the government to set rigid caps on carbon dioxide emissions, business could control pollution on its own through credit trades.
But, the solution is not to establish a single, rigid cap for all victims that fails to consider varying degrees of tragedy.
A coupled FE BE analysis with a rigid pile cap predicts a resonance frequency of 11.7 Hz, demonstrating a minor effect of the pile cap flexibility on the resonance frequency of the telescope pier.
BubCap is a rigid plastic cap that sticks to the screen with a strong adhesive.
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