Sentence examples for capped under from inspiring English sources

That would have been bad news for Fred Goodwin, the then chief executive, since individual pension payouts are capped under PPF rules.

The amount that people can be charged to take money out of their pension pot would be capped under a Labour government, Ed Miliband is expected to announce.

Capello's staff see Neville, who won the last of his 85 caps against Spain three years ago, as a better fit for the role of right-back than Richards who has never been capped under the Italian.

The refineries, whose emissions will be capped under California's global warming law, have long been a source of controversy among some local residents, who believe their health has suffered from pollution from the plants.

The pool, called White Rocks Bay, was capped under a polycarbonate roof to retain warmth in the wintertime (the outside gets down to freezing temperatures), creating a claustrophobic cave.

Except for a recent emergency 9percentt increase, the retail price of electricity has been capped under the state deregulation program, but residents have felt the full brunt of soaring wholesale prices of natural gas.

Jones has been capped at under-18, under-20, under-23 olympic team and the Trinidad and Tobago national team.

The vials were screw-capped under a stream of N2 and incubated for 1 h at 37 °C and constant magnetic stirring at 130 rpm/min (gastric digestion).

And 21-year-old Taylor is a prop capped at Under-18 and Under-20 level for Wales.

Former England Under-19 captain Chambers, 20, has never been capped at Under-21 level.

Malanda was considered one of the club's most promising players, having been capped at under-21 level by Belgium.