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The phrase "as caps on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being capped or limited, but without context, it is unclear when to use it.
Example: "The budget was set as caps on spending, ensuring we did not exceed our limits."
Alternatives: "as limits on" or "as restrictions on".
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He also points out that as far as "caps" on revenue goes, "one Congress can't bind the other".
Perhaps some barriers to entry, such as caps on auditor liability or state registration requirements, could be chopped down.
That is why this speck of rock is rich.Backers of the minimum wage hope that it will be followed with other rules, such as caps on working hours.
On June 10th Tim Geithner, America's treasury secretary, said the government would not impose fierce restrictions such as caps on pay.
The latter are the so-called macroprudential tools, such as caps on loan-to-income ratios and demands to lenders to hold more capital against mortgages.
Hard ceilings (known as caps) on the amount of money each team is allowed to spend on player contracts make it hard for rich teams to buy their way to success.
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The new provisions include heightened levels of disclosure from companies, as well as income/net-worth caps on the maximum amount retail investors are permitted to invest.
This could prompt the FCA to take action, such as imposing caps on rates.
Locals cite a variety of fears as price caps on co-op apartments are removed at Cooperative Village on the Lower East Side.
The committee rejects sweeping proposals for reform, such as statutory caps on the size of libel damages.
After all, the leading presidential contenders in both parties favour bolder steps than Mr Bush, such as mandatory caps on America's emissions of greenhouse gases.
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