Sentence examples for caps set by from inspiring English sources

Greenpeace, an NGO, says up to 85% of heavy industry in the province is exceeding emissions caps set by the central government.

Next year, all of England's straight-A students are to be removed from caps set by Westminster, and English universities will be "bidding" for them with scholarships and bursaries.

The Pentagon unveiled a $526.6 billion budget on Wednesday that calls for base closures, program cancellations and smaller pay increases, but which is still $52 billion higher than spending caps set by law, putting the department on a path toward another year of financial uncertainty.

The chairman, Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, said the administration "should consider going far lower" than the warhead caps set by the New Start agreement with Russia, to bring the nation's arsenal in line with a diminished nuclear threat and tighter military budgets.

Republican leaders are sticking to strict annual spending caps set by a 2011 law as they assemble their budget bills.

Obama's proposed Pentagon budget is still $52 billion higher than spending caps set by law, which is likely to mean another year of financial uncertainty for the department.

The agency said it was winnowing its work force to meet a hiring cap set by Congress.

We still have a cap set by the Northern Ireland assembly on Northern Irish students, but not on British students.

The debt limit is a cap set by Congress on the amount the nation can legally borrow.

Nasdaq executives have said that the exchange's legal liability will be limited to the $3 million cap set by regulations.

The Delhi high court, not the Indian supreme court, ruled that a cap set by local authorities on the number of rickshaw pullers was illegal.