Sentence examples for caps are set from inspiring English sources

To ensure those spending caps are set in stone, we should ratify a balanced budget amendment.

Even if Congress manages to enforce the sequester, the caps are set to expire in 2021.

The price caps are set to expire in July 2012 unless the commission, the Parliament and the Council of Ministers agree on new legislation.

On the industrial scale, carbon trading works like this: Limits (caps) are set on carbon emissions so that the true costs of our energy use are not just passed on to our descendants or people in some distant country.

Andrew Coombs, at 28, is the oldest player in the squad and is expected to start, while four new caps are set to feature as Wales contend with having 15 players away with the Lions and other experienced campaigners rested.

Those price caps are set in law.

Wholesale roaming caps were set to fall to 50 cents per megabyte on Friday from 80 cents.

The 26-year-old striker, who has 11 France caps, is set to agree a five-year contract and, when the formalities are done, he will eclipse Mesut Özil as Arsenal's most expensive signing.

The half-angle of the spherical caps is set to θ 0=15 so that the caps overlap.

The 40-year-old, who retired from playing in 2005 after winning 37 Wales caps, is set to be appointed next week.

Just because T-Mobile is playing the good guy here today, allowing a carrier to include or exclude individual services from data caps is setting a dangerous precedent with regard to net neutrality.