Sentence examples for based on cap from inspiring English sources

The EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has done just that since 2005, based on "cap and trade": a maximum cap is set on the total GHG emissions for regulated industries; those emitting more can buy "carbon allowances" and those emitting less can sell them, or trade them on the open market.

At my firm, we primarily play in the sandbox of highly liquid ETFs based on cap weighted indexes.

You simply brought your value up to where it should be with the rent increase, as before it was below comparable properties' values based on cap rate.

Unlike the House-passed Waxman-Markey ACES bill that is loaded down with offsets and giveaways, the CLEAR Act is based on Cap & Dividend, auctions 100% of permits to companies, returns 75% of revenues back to consumers, and has the potential to break the Senate's climate lobbyist logjam.

The module includes predefined synoptic worksheets based on CAP checklists for bone marrow malignancies, Non-Hodgkin's, Hodgkin and Gastrointestinal Lymphomas, including WHO disease classifications, which we then updated per current schema and other ancillary elements as noted above.

The cDNA sequence generated by this experiment based on CAP carrying full length mRNA confirmed previous findings about the structure of the bovine SILV gene comprising 2046 bp organized in 11 exons and encoding 649 amino acids.

These were based on capping social care costs and the "partnership model", which seeks to draw more of our personal money into the system.

The trouble with that, as environmentalists point out, is that the IEA's estimate from which BP takes comfort is based on capping CO2 emissions in the atmosphere at 450 parts per million.

Mrs Merkel proposed a different total again, based on capping the MFF at 1% of the EU's gross national income (GNI), making a total of about 956bn euros.

A player's annual salary can never exceed 20% of the salary cap based on the cap in the year the contract is signed.

Cross-party talks on reform have reopened and the government is due to publish in the spring a progress report on its thinking, including a response to the Dilnot commission, which last year called for extra state spending of an initial £1.7bn to help underwrite a revamped system based on a cap of £35,000 on individual lifetime care costs.