Sentence examples for caps imposed on the from inspiring English sources
The Welsh Assembly, because of its limited powers in comparison with their Scottish counterparts, remained with the caps imposed on the level of tuition as established by the United Kingdom government.
Michael R. Bloomberg has spent more than $20 million in the Republican mayoral primary in New York, well beyond the $5.5 million cap imposed on the mayoral candidates who have agreed to accept matching funds.
A recent cap imposed on the commission price casino owners pay agents who lure high-rollers to their tables could also reduce the number of big spenders in Macau.
Under current law, sequestration is scheduled to return in October, with caps imposed on both defense and non-defense accounts.
But the reports filed yesterday show that two of the four Democrats are getting close to the $5.5 million cap imposed on them for the Sept. 11 primary -- a cap they agreed to in exchange for receiving matching funds.
Once they know how veterans' pay varies with team starts and pro bowl appearances, they can say what a rookie who falls off the team-sheet and watches the pro bowl from the stands is really worth on the field, in dollar terms.NFL coaches are anxious to hire the best players they can without breaching the salary cap imposed on them by the league.
Then in 1993 a $1m cap was imposed on the tax deductibility of executive salaries.
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.
The case stems from salary-cap penalties imposed on the Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins for contracts written during an uncapped year.
