Sentence examples for a strict cap on from inspiring English sources

China's long-standing policy of financial repression has involved a strict cap on the rates earned by bank deposits.

The resulting collective-bargaining agreement guaranteed the players between 54 percent and 57 percent of leaguewide revenue but imposed a strict cap on payrolls.

He called long ago for MPs to be banned from directorships and consultancies, and for a strict cap on extra earnings.

The centerpiece of Christie's frenzied agenda, which passed the Democratic-­controlled Legislature last July, is a strict cap on local property taxes, which will be allowed to rise no more than 2 percent every year.

But New York imposes a strict cap on the number of food carts, issuing just 3,100 two-year permits and 1,000 seasonal permits; there is a waiting list, officials said.

But it means universities are likely to have less flexibility to admit students who just miss this standard, as there is still a strict cap on those who score less than AAB.

She said Labour would enforce a strict cap of 1% above inflation across all routes.

Before the NHL introduced a stricter cap on wages in 2005, his Colorado Avalanche team had one of the largest pay-rolls in the sport.

Labour says it will also do this for one year and then introduce a "strict cap".

For the second time in less than a year, Senate Democrats on Tuesday blocked a White House-backed effort to impose strict caps on jury awards in medical malpractice cases.

Having already delivered President Bush an important vote in favor of a Medicare prescription drug benefit, the Senate today took up another item high on Mr. Bush's domestic agenda: a bill that would impose strict caps on jury awards in medical malpractice cases.