Sentence examples for caps exist from inspiring English sources

Caps exist in about half the states, including Texas and California.

In state court, damages would be subject to the limits of state law, if any such caps existed.

Consumers were complaining on Amazon about things like Comcast's usage caps, overage fees, and Amazon's failure to disclose the usage caps existed, for example.

However, price comparison website Uswitch.com warned that no such caps existed for those travelling outside Europe and networks may not alert users if they rack up huge bills.

"The cap exists to create competitive balance".

The price cap exists, she explained, to keep newsstands from growing into minimarts.

According to the New York State Boards Association, no data or cap exists on money spent by school districts on communications consultants.

The immigration cap exists to allay the fears of people concerned about the influx of immigrants from eastern Europe.

While an amendment in the Dodd-Frank financial reform bill put a cap on debit card fees, no such cap exists for credit cards.

Currently, no cap exists leaving many facing vast bills, with almost 1 in 5 older people facing care costs over £75,000.

In the semi-regulated Southeast Queensland market where a regulated price-cap exists, there is lower dispersion but marginal offers include a 6.7% retail mark-up.