Sentence examples for cap on many from inspiring English sources

The change to pay mimics, in part, a 1% cap on many working-age benefits for three years from April 2013.

Stephen Timms was speaking on the Welfare Benefits Uprating Bill, which would introduce a 1% cap on many working-age benefits and tax credits.

And if the Federal Communications Commission follows a court suggestion to eliminate the 30% cap on how many viewers one cable company can serve, Comcast could achieve a national footprint akin to that of Directv.

Screw the cap on securely.

I'm not sure if they've set a hard cap on how many people can be video chatting in one room at once, but I was able to cram in 6 talking heads before I ran out of room onscreen.

The proposal includes a cap on how many times debt collectors can contact consumers per week.

"I've never tried to put a cap on how many games I want to win," Pettitte said.

Spartz grinned apologetically and said, "Facebook puts a cap on how many friends you can have" — five thousand — "and I'm at the limit".

In 1997, Congress imposed a cap on how many medical residencies the government could subsidize as part of the Balanced Budget Act.

At the center of the debate are rules that would place a cap on how many financial contracts traders can accumulate for any given commodity.

It hasn't put a cap on how many commercial permits it will grant, but it has said that it has received more than nine hundred applications).