Sentence examples for as cap from inspiring English sources

The 1901 census gives Harris's occupation as cap presser.

Four -- known as CAP, Cords, Kit Carson Scouts and Phoenix -- were particularly effective.

He says the only real solution is broad-based legislation, such as cap and trade.

The business, also known as cap and trade, was worth about $140 billion last year.

Republican leaders, though, were only too happy to cast cap and trade as "cap and tax".

The market incentives, known as cap and trade, are considered crucial to meeting that target.

All countries would come up with a "national schedule" of programmes, such as cap-and-trade and low-carbon regulations.

Republicans attacked it as "cap-and-tax", and increasingly deny that climate change is a problem at all.

For example, initiatives such as cap-and-trade permits might control pollution as efficiently as government regulation and enforcement.

Carbon markets, also known as cap-and-trade systems, have come into vogue because they are more politically palatable than imposing carbon taxes.

Somewhere along the line, Republicans turned against cap-and-trade, branding it as "cap-and-tax," and this brings us to today's irony.