Sentence examples for caps are imposed on from inspiring English sources

"To the extent that rigid caps are imposed on us, I think there will be a loss of some acquisitions," she said.

The debt limit would rise first by about $900 billion, as new caps are imposed on discretionary spending that would cut about the same amount over the next 10 years.

If effective price caps were imposed on pharmaceuticals, then current price increases would moderate.

There has been the suspicion that the move to bring Rooney out of international retirement to honour him with one final cap was imposed on Southgate.

Then in 1993 a $1m cap was imposed on the tax deductibility of executive salaries.

The families will suffer catastrophic effects if the cap is imposed on them, it is said.

Why should a cap be imposed on the poor but not the rich?

A $25,000 cap was imposed on the amount any competitor could earn from the sale of a winning steer.

A time limit (reaction time [RT] cap) was imposed on go trials: participants lost 1 point for each slow or missed response (visual feedback given 1000 msec poststimulus) and gained 1 point for each timely response.

Once spending caps are imposed, he argues, the regulations should be relaxed, allowing teams to spend more on innovation.

In many states, tuition adjustments take the form of "caps" that are imposed on public colleges that otherwise would be able to set their own tuitions.