Sentence examples for below a cap from inspiring English sources

Iran has in fact met its key obligations under the interim agreement signed in November 2013, including reducing its stockpile of uranium to below a cap of 7.6 metric tons and converting it into a form that makes it difficult to reconvert for use in nuclear weapons.

From the start, Mississippi's Public Service Commission agreed that Kemper could be built if the company could keep construction costs below a "soft cap" of $2.4bn and a "hard cap" of $2.88bn.

If the FCA confirms a cap below 1%, it could reverse the recent boom in high street loan shops as hundreds of branches of lenders such as the Money Shop and Cash Converters have sprung up around the UK.

A list of "very, highly or extremely controversial" potential cuts to benefits have been drawn up by civil servants in response to warnings that the next government would struggle to keep welfare spending below a legal cap of about £120bn a year.

The average price for the ships, including combat equipment furnished by the government and other costs, should be about $440 million, or well below a Congressional cap of $538 million per vessel, said Sean J. Stackley, the Navy's assistant secretary for acquisition.

A woman in a wheelchair wears a blue Manning jersey below a flowered cap as she takes photos of a New England Patriots logo on a downtown building.

That effort would apply economic forces to the goal of limiting emissions below a statewide cap yet to be identified, which will be phased in starting in 2012.

Working-age benefits and tax credits to rise by 1% - a below-inflation cap.

In his 2012 Autumn Statement, the chancellor announced that most working-age benefits and tax credits would be uprated by just 1% - a below-inflation cap - for three years from 2013-14.

Utilities with emissions below an allotted cap can sell or trade their unused allowances in online auctions held four times a year.

France, which has repeatedly missed its fiscal targets, is confident it will finally bring the deficit below an EU cap of 3% of GDP in 2017.