Sentence examples for cap on profits from inspiring English sources

Understanding the cost of the service would also enable the commissioner to incentivise, and target assistance at, people furthest from the work place and to track and put a cap on profits.

Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer has argued that the cap on profits from reselling tickets should be lifted but that the penalties should be stiffened for bribing stadium employees, producers, performers and venue owners.

It would end competition between providers, in favour of making NHS organisations the preferred providers of services, impose a cap on profits made by companies providing clinical services and ensure the NHS was protected from the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) Treaty.

But they also had the promise of a 1999 Texas law that allowed TNP to collect $23.4 million last year in excess earnings -- beyond a state-mandated cap on profits -- to speed the recovery of its stranded costs, mostly from the lignite plant.

For example, Affordable Care Act put a cap on profits.

Another adverse consequence of such a move is that it would place a cap on profits and discourage investors from putting their money in the sector.

The cap on profit would be set on outsourced healthcare contracts worth more than £500,000, Mr Miliband said, to ensure "patients are always put before profit".

Along with this suspicion of private markets is an aversion to competition in the public sector, leading to proposals for, say, a cap on profit margins when private companies contract to provide services for the NHS.Mr Miliband is fond of comparing his progressivism to that of Teddy Roosevelt, America's trustbusting president.

He established caps on profits and fair prices for consumers.

Screw the cap on securely.

The bill passed by the Assembly and the Senate today retains a cap on resale profits, though it raises it to 20percentt from 10percentt.