Sentence examples for caps imposed from inspiring English sources

The Port Authority opposed the flight caps imposed by the F.A.A.

Statewide energy price caps imposed by California in 2000 actually produced a profitable form of manipulation known as "ricochet".

That amount exceeds sequester caps imposed in 2011 in hopes Congress soon will agree to eliminate them.

Claire Woodman, co-founder of Poppy Nursing Services, added: "The price caps imposed are less than the hourly rate that we pay our nurses.

Utilities and big businesses have expressed fears that caps imposed by the program will increase the cost of electricity and weaken the reliability of the system.

Instead of private money, there should be more public funding, and caps imposed on expenditures, so campaigns aren't (as they currently are) an arms race of negative advertising.

Mrs. Kroes is studying whether to extend the caps, impose new ones or introduce other measures to improve competition.

Until the government (astonishingly Labour rejected calls for rate caps) impose caps, this most ugly of industries will continue to thrive.

3) The third point, about emissions taxes or caps imposing heavy costs for no climate benefit, presumes that such limits won't spur innovation, efficiency and a shift to lower-emitting energy sources.

Data caps impose real costs on consumers and society as a whole.

And, notably, the fee cap imposed by Reg.