Sentence examples for cap on licences from inspiring English sources
This includes the issue of a cap on licences.
Screw the cap on securely.
Taxi driver Tim Lloyd said drivers welcomed the cap on new licences.
New York City has not lifted the cap on street vending licences since the 1970s.
On-licence measures in Scotland are standardized.
There must be a cap on the number of private hire licences because the way we are going is causing congestion, and undermining the taxi trade and the public transport network.
Strangely, no cap on pensioner benefits – which includes free TV licences and bus passes for the wealthy – which constitute the majority of the welfare budget.
There may be a lot: local TV licences are not bound by an EU cap on commercials.
The corporation's governing body, the BBC Trust, accepted it had "let down licence fee payers" but said a £150,000 cap on pay-offs had been introduced.
Thompson reportedly will also introduce a cap on spending on broadcast rights for sports events of 8.5% of the licence fee, or about £300m.
