Sentence examples for creating a cap from inspiring English sources

The number of credits available nationwide shrinks over time, creating a cap to ensure that pollution levels decline.

The Senate is pushing block grants, which would restrict financing further by creating a cap on the Medicaid budget each year; the House version does not.

The meeting took place just a few months after the Senate refused to act on a bill passed by the House in 2009 that would have addressed climate change by creating a cap and trade system to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.

The trust would establish collective governance of the atmosphere, creating a cap on carbon emissions and renting the emissions rights to industries that want to emit carbon dioxide.

The 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act, which passed with bipartisan support, back when the Koch brothers held less sway over the GOP and pro-environment Republicans could still get elected to Congress, largely solved the problem of acid rain by creating a cap and trade program to reduce emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx).

In both nanoCAGE and CAGE, the unencoded "C"s are converted into "G"s in the final sequenced reads, creating a "cap signature" [ 9, 14– 16].

But there is little evidence of growing support for a more ambitious effort to address climate change by putting a price on carbon dioxide emissions or creating a cap-and-trade style market for pollution permits.

Judge Ernest H. Goldsmith of San Francisco Superior Court issued a tentative opinion — a rarely used procedure that gives the prospective loser in the case a chance to make new arguments or take new actions before a final decision — saying that the rules creating a cap-and-trade system were adopted without proper analysis of alternatives.

He urged lawmakers to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases that cause climate change by creating a cap-and-trade system of limits and pollution allowances.

The union's alternative would create a cap on money that could be paid to an incoming rookie class, while still allowing individual negotiation of contracts.

Mr. Palladino is now lobbying state legislators in Albany to create a cap on the number of years that officers spend under cover.