Sentence examples for cap imposed from inspiring English sources

And, notably, the fee cap imposed by Reg.

Both were fined £49m and had squad restrictions and a transfer cap imposed last season.

Lift this cap imposed by central Government, and let councils serve the housing needs of their local communities.

My income was well below the new $200,000 income cap imposed by the Rent Act of 2011, and my legal rent is also below the new cap.

The CIPD warns that more jobs are being sent offshore, and that an immigration cap, imposed too quickly, could have a "devastating" impact on the economy.

The local authority can then charge the actual cost of the works rather than the (presumably) lower cap imposed by the directions".

The Port Authority opposed the flight caps imposed by the F.A.A.

Statewide energy price caps imposed by California in 2000 actually produced a profitable form of manipulation known as "ricochet".

That amount exceeds sequester caps imposed in 2011 in hopes Congress soon will agree to eliminate them.

Discretionary programs, already squeezed by caps imposed in 2011 and automatic across-the-board cuts that went into force this month, would be cut by an additional $249 billion.

Claire Woodman, co-founder of Poppy Nursing Services, added: "The price caps imposed are less than the hourly rate that we pay our nurses.