Sentence examples for capped at a maximum from inspiring English sources

Fees, subsidised by the state, are capped at a maximum of €290 (£250) a month (free for those on low incomes) for five-day, 40 hours a week care.

Future inflation-linked rises are capped at a maximum of 2.5% a year.

Interest on loans to military personnel has been capped at a maximum of 36% APR.

Amount of funding: capped at a maximum of $10M total per award.

Severance packages will also be capped at a maximum of 24 months, half the previous limit.

From April 2014 increases in a raft of welfare benefits and tax credits will be capped at a maximum of 1% until 2016.

The penalty amount is usually 5percentt for each month (or part of a month) that your tax return is late and is capped at a 25percentt maximum.

Yesterday the ICO issued a £250k penalty for a Yahoo data breach dating back to 2014 — though that was under the UK's prior data protection regime which capped fines at a maximum of £500k.

Of course, you don't want to encourage senior executives to take excessive risks to achieve higher and higher payouts, which means payouts should be capped at some maximum performance level.

*Annual percentage change is double (†quadruple) the current trend, but for any given country, this value is capped at the maximum observed current trend across all countries (Bhutan, 17% annual improvement).

The payroll increase used to compute the credit would be capped at $5 million, or a maximum credit of $500,000.