Sentence examples for caps would be from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coale said caps would be unwise and unwarranted.

In yesterday's proposed overhaul, such caps would be installed.

He said caps would be put on the amount that donors can give to senior politicians.

You could argue that any financial benefit from price caps would be more than offset by a worsened physical shortage.

But if military action required supplemental financing, any amount over the caps would be offset with new revenue raised by an automatic surcharge on taxes.

The Labour party says it supports the benefit cap in principle, but would introduce regional variations so that benefit caps would be set higher in areas like London.

The cap would be eliminated by 2003.

(Currently, such a cap would be around 10 percent a year).

The actual savings from a benefit cap would be £290m.

For poorer people, the cap would be lower.

If the atmosphere warmed, the cap would be tightened to lower greenhouse emissions; if it cooled, the cap would be loosened.