Sentence examples for cap introduced from inspiring English sources
The council estimates that the benefit cap, introduced in August, will add £6m to its temporary accommodation spending.
The cap introduced by the coalition in April 2013 limits the total benefits families can receive to £26,000 and has so far hit relatively few households, mostly those in high-rent areas of London.
The FIA president, Max Mosley, has restated his desire to see a compulsory budget cap introduced in formula one by saying the nine teams opposed to the move are more than welcome to create their own breakaway championship.
Speaking to the Trades Union Congress conference in Brighton on Tuesday, Corbyn said the benefits cap introduced by the coalition created "social cleansing" and that the party would oppose it all together.
The cap, introduced in Congress in 1938, died in committee, after which the two organizations began lobbying in the states, decrying taxes, and calling for a second constitutional convention.
The NFL's most famous feature is the salary cap introduced in 1994; a limit set yearly on how much each team can spend on the wages of playing and coaching staff.
In "The Emmaus Pilgrims," the figures of an innkeeper of the 1530s, his red bonnet rakishly tilted, and of a comely effeminate young waiter, self-conscious in his golden satin tunic and plumed cap, introduce a hint of sarcasm at society in the artist's time.
Along with returning items such as Bombs, Arrows and Pegasus Boots, The Minish Cap introduces three new items: the Mole Mitts, the Gust Jar, and the Cane of Pacci.
The Congressional Budget Office's predictions assume that, when passing the 13 annual bills for "discretionary" spending (the third of the budget that does not consist of mandatory entitlements such as Social Security payments), Congress will abide by the spending caps introduced in 1997 and meant in theory to prevail through 2002.
Although this was the intention when the £9,000 cap was introduced, maybe a higher cap will encourage more marketisation.
The cap was introduced in the interests of fairness.
