Sentence examples for cap is due from inspiring English sources

"The CAP is due to be renegotiated next year," says Thierry. "It's important to feel supported.

The decrease in the cap is due in part to the new television deal with ESPN and ABC, which will pay the N.B.A. about $130 million less than it received last season from NBC and TNT.

By 2012 – the year the new tuition fee cap is due to be introduced – the union suggests that the annual cost for fees and maintenance will be £12,750.

In addition to this, the level of personal assets at which people will be eligible for state help with residential care costs, irrespective of the cap, is due to rise next April from the current £23,250 to £118,000.

However, consumer-finance firms are only too aware that the 29.2% cap is due for its three-year review in June and that in 2000 it was cut from 40%.

The cap is due for review in 2008, but universities are unlikely to get a big increase unless they offer poorer undergraduates large bursaries.So it is astounding that Cambridge and Oxford are still ranked among the world's best universities, at least according to the Times Higher Education Supplement, which puts them just behind Harvard.

In addition to this, the level of personal assets at which people would be eligible for state help with residential care costs, irrespective of the cap, was due to rise from the current £23,250 to £118,000.

To believers in the "reversion to the mean" theory whereby what goes way up or way down is destined to move back to its long-term average performance large caps are due for a rebound.

We found that CAPs exposure was associated with smaller, nonsignificant increases in arterial blood pressure in the presence of α-adrenergic blockade compared with untreated animals, suggesting that the observed effects of CAPs were due at least in part to α-adrenergic receptor activation and increases in peripheral vascular resistance.

The F-actin barbed end capping activity is due to the "leaky capper" property of FH2 [13]–[16], which causes rate reduction in both polymerization and depolymerization of F-actin.

We cannot rule out that the partial loss of chromatin-bound Cap-H2 is due to incomplete RNAi depletion of Mrg15.