Sentence examples for be a lower cap from inspiring English sources

Other measures could be a lower cap on the amount individuals can contribute to their super at the subsidised tax rate, changes to capital gains tax for superannuation funds, changes to tax deductions and some increase in tobacco excise.

And if the owners and league have their way, there will be a lower salary cap for next season".

The plan is for a lower cap at £6,000, with universities able to charge up to £9,000 - triple the current cap.

Mr. Lea's preference would be a much lower cap on the deduction than the current $1 million in mortgage debt.

Harriet Harman, interim Labour leader, told the Commons on Wednesday she was "sympathetic" to a lower cap level.

One former Administration official thinks he would: "Obama's budget likes the idea of capping deductions at 28 percent," and this would be an even lower cap.

A We'll continue to see strong momentum in pricing metrics — whether it be lower cap rates or higher prices per square foot.

They are proposing a lower £120,000 cap on the income of dual-earner families who qualify, with the money saved switched to low income families in work.

Thus, although the Cap will be a bit lower than it was in 2009, the Owners now must spend that number.

But when the threat of litigation is reduced, with lower caps and stringent regulations, as was done in Texas and Colorado, the cost of care did not go down.

Nationally, official government estimates indicate that 120,000 households will be hit by the lower cap level, losing an average of £63 a week.