Sentence examples for cap was brought from inspiring English sources

The benefits cap was brought in by the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition.

"When the salary cap was brought in in 2010, even we spent too much money on some players.

The cap was brought in to prevent a "surge in applications" from skilled migrants from outside Europe while the Government considers the level for its permanent cap, which will be introduced next year.

Roaming charges will be banned across Europe from June 2017, with an interim cap being brought into place from April 2016.

The commentary adds that "the number moving from within London to outside London is relatively small at around 3,000 a year (2,300 moving from Outer London and 800 from Inner London)" and that this represents only a small increase in the proportion of PRS claimant households moving since capping was brought in.

The Cancer Drugs Fund is overspent and 42 drugs are being reassessed as price caps are brought in for the first time.

The case was brought by two families affected by the cap.

Bisulfite-modified DNA of on-cap tissues was brought into solution by digesting on-cap tissues in lysis buffer containing proteinase K (Sigma, St . Louis MO, USA) overnight at 50 °C.

The cap is being brought in to cut spending and to bring benefits payments into line with average income.

Hutton said the review will look at how to limit the pay-gap in the public sector and over what period such a cap could be brought in.

Mr. Wells said that if the well were reopened for containment, two vessels that had been collecting oil were on standby and a third with a device to funnel oil from the top of the cap could be brought in quickly.