Sentence examples for caps imposed by 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".

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.

In New York, the big change is probably not in the volume of flights, but in caps imposed by the F.A.A. on the number of landings and takeoffs that can be scheduled per hour at Kennedy and Newark.

Bailed-out bankers grumble that the pay caps imposed by the Obama administration will allow better-financed hedge funds to swoop down and poach the best from their ranks.

London boroughs estimate that 82,000 families – more than 200,000 people – face losing their homes because private landlords, enjoying a healthy rental market buoyed by young professionals who cannot afford to buy, will not cut rents to the level of caps imposed by ministers.

Lift this cap imposed by central Government, and let councils serve the housing needs of their local communities.

My income was well below the new $200,000 income cap imposed by the Rent Act of 2011, and my legal rent is also below the new cap.

What makes that especially destructive is that many of these communities are struggling financially after an ill-conceived property tax cap imposed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and legislators last year.

The local authority can then charge the actual cost of the works rather than the (presumably) lower cap imposed by the directions".

By boosting federal spending in fiscal 2014 by about forty-five billion dollars compared to the cap imposed by the sequester, which went into effect on March 1st, it will give a modest lift to the economy.