Sentence examples for caps that prevent from inspiring English sources

By lifting the "arbitrary" borrowing caps that prevent local authorities from building more social housing, Burnham says he'll ensure "everyone has an affordable home to rent or to own".

Telomeres--repeating segments of DNA on the ends of chromosomes--are often likened to the plastic caps that prevent shoelaces from fraying.

It's doubtful we are heading back that high, and many ARMs have rate caps that prevent them from going above, say, 12percentt.

In a series of experiments in a game preserve and a planetarium, a team led by Marie Dacke of Lund University in Sweden found that when the beetles were fitted with little caps that prevented them from seeing the sky or the stars were clouded out, the beetles wandered aimlessly, putting their little dung treasures at risk.

An unmoored tarp had knocked off the cap that prevents debris from falling into the chimney.

First, it temporarily overrode a national ownership cap that prevents one entity from owning stations that reach more than 35percentt of the nation's television audience.

With the deal, Bank of America would brush up against a federal cap that prevents a bank holding company from controlling more than 10percentt of the nation's deposits.

The discovery of a "protective cap" that prevents chromosomes from falling apart when cells divide has earned three American researchers this year's Nobel prize in medicine.

He said he would remove the artificial local borrowing cap that prevents councils from borrowing against their housing stock, which he said could fund thousands of extra council homes a year.

Should the amendment pass, homeowners could choose instead to keep their current exemption of $25,000 a year and a cap that prevents assessments from rising more than 3percentt a year for a primary residence.

We must reduce the power of unaccountable regulators by requiring that all major regulations receive congressional approval and by imposing a regulatory cap that prevents the addition of new regulatory costs.