Sentence examples for caps to prevent from inspiring English sources

But the land of the free does go in for socialised sport, with extensive regulation to level-up the playing field, from weaker teams getting first pick of the best new talent in the draft system, and salary caps to prevent sports becoming uncompetitive.

The top of the pitchers was closed with plastic caps to prevent dust and insect entering pitcher.

The wells were not submerged at high tide and were covered with lose fit caps to prevent potential interferences from precipitations and avoid overpressurization.

Providers have to lease connectivity from the backbone and, as such, they're forced to add caps to prevent us users from sucking down too much data and bankrupting them.

Goalkeepers sometimes also wear caps to prevent glare from the sun or floodlights affecting their performance.

Casanova in the 18th century was one of the first reported using "assurance caps" to prevent impregnating his mistresses.

Last May, the United States Golf Association set a cap to prevent ever-escalating M.O.I.

Guardian Australia has also learnt the fuel tanks were capped to prevent any refuelling.

They wanted a hard salary cap to prevent superstars from conspiring.

"I'd prefer to see a complete ban but a cap to prevent excessive charges is a big improvement on where we are today".

Newspaper headlines may have reassured many elderly and vulnerable people that costs will be capped to prevent people facing illness or infirmity in poverty – yet what's about to happen won't actually deliver this.