Sentence examples for cap is lifted from inspiring English sources

Finally the cap is lifted.

The most vulnerable group will be what Moody's calls "regional universities," which face losing students to their stronger and better known rivals, free to recruit more students once the cap is lifted.

If and when the cap is lifted, or abolished altogether, it is hard not to fear for the future of some of the "also-rans" of the English university system, as the strong get stronger and the weak shut down courses that cannot pay their way.

The scale of the Lib Dem revolt ahead may be determined by whether Cable insists over the next six weeks that a new tuition fee cap should be set at £6,000 or thereabouts, or whether he succumbs to Conservative demands that the cap is lifted entirely for elite universities so long as they do not run discriminatory admission policies.

Now that the cap is lifted, they can acquire that expansion space and more customers at one fell swoop by merging with each other or buying up smaller firms.

Caps were placed over the area of interest and illuminated with a monochromatic IR laser pulse which selectively heats the plastic/dye combination at a set size (sizes are set anywhere between a diameter of 4 and 50 µm) and lifts the precisely microdissected underlying tissue when the cap is lifted.

That cap was lifted on Jan . 1

The amount of options used to be restricted, but the cap was lifted last year.

Other universities point out that despite the student cap being lifted, they will still only have a small number of spaces open to students this way.

The MPs asked the vice-chancellors whether they would raise their fees to £7,000 if the cap were lifted– a figure given as one option in a recent report by the vice-chancellors' group Universities UK.

I.S.S. appeared to be particularly swayed because Telus's organization documents already required such a conversion if the ownership cap was lifted, and that in other situations the nonvoting shares were illiquid, justifying a discount in exchange for the provided liquidity.