Sentence examples for at capping from inspiring English sources

They might be incapable of capping their leaks; they are adept at capping their liabilities.

Spain's leading political blogger, Ignacio Escolar, said: "She made a feint at capping these salaries but her plans never came to fruition".

The House of Representatives, for example, has passed a bill aimed at capping American carbon emissions that would slap tariffs on countries that do not do likewise.

It is embedded in the export credit arrangement, which is an agreement among most OECD members aimed at capping the subsidisation of another kind of loan: the export credit.

Other local, state and federal elected officials from Long Island are unleashing a flood of bills and bluster aimed at capping or lowering prices on the Island and beyond.

Of course, Obamacare does not come close to being as comprehensive (and therefore as effective at capping costs) as the NHS, but it is still a massive undertaking that will take the country in a new direction.

These are available for download at- (caps.ncbs.res.in/download/tdat_data/Supplementary_tables/Supplementary Table 8.txt).

Permits, handed out by lottery at recreation.gov, are capped at 300 hikers a day.

At Cap 21 Theater, 15 West 28th Street, Manhattan.

$3,700 at Cap-Sud, 50 Bond Street (Lafayette Street).

Meanwhile, the UN was using minor ports at Cap-Haïtien and Gonaïves.