Sentence examples for capped costs from inspiring English sources

But until the well is actually capped, costs could still spiral upward, and there remain questions about BP's future in the United States and about its management.

In recent years, the price differential has been exacerbated by above-inflation annual increases in U.S. drug prices at a time when governments in Europe have capped costs or even pushed prices down.

Although we capped at the top 1% of costs, those cases with capped costs generally accounted for approximately 25% of the healthcare expenditure.

In its forthcoming "progress report on funding", the government should accept the principle of capped costs and outlined proposals on where the cap should be set.

"My responsibility as director-general is to complete construction within the [now] capped cost," Motojima told Science after the meeting.

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Under the law, beginning in 2014 the board can submit to Congress ideas for capping costs, but Congress must approve.

Bad as the numbers may seem, some heads of school are emphatic that they are trying to cap costs.

On Medicaid, Mr. Sidikman says he has always voted for reforms and is sponsoring a bill to cap costs, just as Mr. Suozzi wants.

Mr Romney would shrink Washington's role in health care, capping costs while leaving innovation to the states and the private sector.

By that formula, Shell needed to cap costs at its plant in Qatar, which can make up to 140,000 barrels a day, at $14 billion.