Sentence examples for break caps from inspiring English sources

HuffPost blogger Brian Gallagher has said the charitable tax break caps are "ill-advised".

United Way CEO and HuffPost blogger Brian Gallagher has written that the charitable tax break caps are "ill-advised".

For them, the four-day break capped what had been a successful year during a tough economic downturn.

In pursuit of the Republicans' stated top priority of making President Obama a one-term president, Congressional Republicans have opposed initiatives such as a payroll tax break, cap and trade and an individual mandate for health insurance all of which they once supported.

The Essex airport said it could be done by making better use of runway capacity without breaking caps on flight numbers or aircraft noise.

Local authorities can ask voters to break the caps for projects like new schools and jails; so far, the results are mixed, with rejected resolutions outpacing accepted ones.

Strictly speaking, they imply increases in discretionary spending that break the caps reaffirmed in last year's balanced-budget agreement.No matter, claims the administration, for these initiatives are all fully financed.

The belief is that it only affects people who break the caps open and sniff the contents, or rub it over their gums like speed.

Duncan Smith, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, said the permanent cap would mean that if a government felt it was necessary to break the cap it would need to have a separate vote in parliament, so making ministers more accountable to parliament.

An upper break – or cap – on migrant numbers.

They will break the cap unless they tell us where the £460m is coming from".