Sentence examples for breach the cap from inspiring English sources

Faults can, however, allow the escape of petroleum from a former trap if they breach the cap rock seal.

The government will then be forced to take action to cut welfare costs or publicly breach the cap".

The chancellor has held discussions with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to arrange a Commons vote that would give the government permission to breach the cap.

Osborne said: "In future, when a government looks set to breach the cap because it is failing to control welfare, the OBR will issue a public warning.

This way, runs the theory, companies have a direct financial stake in keeping down their emissions, so that they don't have to pay for credits (or fines) if they breach the cap.

It will be set as a cash limit, and if the government looks set to breach the limit, the Office for Budgetary Responsibility will issue a warning, obliging ministers to cut welfare spending or explain why it is they are going to breach the cap.

If the government breaches the cap this will also trigger a debate and vote in the House of Commons.

Whenever the franc looked in danger of breaching the cap, the bank could simply sell the newly-created currency to drive it back down again.

However, the DWP has denied that it is in danger of breaching the cap on welfare spending, calling the suggestion "outrageous".

Despite mounting evidence that they had breached the cap through both intent and negligence, the Eels board, led by chairman Steve Sharp, have remained largely uncooperative and defiant.

They were initially docked four points midway through the 2001 season for breaching the cap the previous year, although the punishment was halved on appeal - and Trinity just avoided relegation on points difference.