Sentence examples for cap established from inspiring English sources

The debt ceiling is a borrowing cap established by Congress, and it prohibits the Treasury Department from issuing more debt.

The existing salary cap, established in 2004 under George Bush, has been eroded by inflation and now relegates a family of four making just above the cap into poverty territory.

It was the second year in a row that DHS agreed to allocate an extra 15,000 guest worker visas, on top of the 66,000 annual cap established by Congress.

The delay may increase the cost of the mission — the bigger and more powerful successor to the Hubble Space Telescope — beyond the $8 billion funding cap established by law.

The number of H-1Bs available to profit-making companies is limited by an annual cap established by Congress, but universities are exempt from this cap, as the result of a deal made in 2000 between lobbyists for the tech industry and for universities.

Leaving aside the absence of James Hook at No 10 – Stephen Jones, one of the world game's genuine good guys, wins his 101st cap, establishing himself as the most decorated player in the history of the sport in the Principality – the back line could stay together for the daunting meeting with South Africa in Wellington on 11 September.

Under CAP's proposal, a Qualified Student Loan would have to have interest rates that do not exceed caps established by Congress, would offer deferment and forbearance provisions, and would allow for income-based repayment.

Secondly, we compare the marginal costs of different cargoes with their price caps established by law.

Leaders of the Democrat-controlled Senate have made clear that they will not pass any budget, and instead will rely on spending caps established last July during the showdown over the federal debt limit.

Leaders of the Democratic-controlled Senate have made clear they will not pass any budget, and instead will rely on spending caps established last July during the showdown over the federal debt limit.

Other Republicans in the Senate are angry that the deal does away with a parliamentary procedure, called a point of order, that requires 60 senators to vote for legislation that breaks through spending caps established in the 2011 Budget Control Act or pays for measures that break those caps with new taxes and fees.