Sentence examples for be a cap on from inspiring English sources

There would be a cap on the amount that people could borrow at any one time – equivalent to the maximum support for the full six months (£3,445).

Her videos had started to hit millions of views but when your videos emphasise one particular culture, there will inevitably be a cap on viewers.

"There has to be a cap on this".

There would be a cap on the maximum wage of high earners.

There will be a cap on requesting separate blocks of time off, at three per employee.

As a result, there will no longer be a cap on the number of places available.

Another possible source of increased tax revenue would be a cap on offshore tax deferrals.

Whichever government is in power, there has to be a cap on legal aid spend.

Could there be a cap on the number of meetings per week?

There must be a cap on the level of fees institutions can charge.

In the original legislation, there was a cap on the size of marijuana operations at between one and four acres, according to Marijuana Business Daily.