Sentence examples similar to cap on amount from inspiring English sources

They believe there is strong public support for their welfare reforms, particularly for the £26,000-a-year cap on the amount one family can claim in benefits.

There would be a cap on the amount that people could borrow at any one time – equivalent to the maximum support for the full six months (£3,445).

The most significant change eliminated a cap on the amount the city could invest with any one source.

The proposal hammered out today would for the first time impose a cap on the amount of debt that the state can carry at one time.

But they provided few details beyond saying that the plan would impose a cap on the amount of debt the state could carry at any one time.

Felicity speculates that Niue may now be one of the first countries in the Pacific to put a cap on the amount of tourists they receive.

But we're restricted by a cap on the amount we can borrow.

(They can, however, set a cap on the amount of money they are willing to spend).

Patten says he could not reasonably impose a cap on the amount to be spent.

Gove refused to place a cap on the amount that heads of academies can earn.

She backed a cap on the amount candidates can spend to win Labour nominations.