Sentence examples for economic caps from inspiring English sources

He counters the film's arguments nimbly, pointing out that overall economic caps like those that affected the Gourleys are relatively rare, compared with restrictions on punitive damages and compensation for pain and suffering.

He said the government had taken "very big steps forward", including putting in place the first "economic cap" on migration from outside the EU and tightened rules on benefit eligibility.

In 2008 ten plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit claiming the state's non-economic cap violates the U.S. Constitution.

So put on your economic thinking caps and send us some wild visions.

They play with economic blasting caps in a barn full of tender and nitroglycerin, not being quite happy yet with having blown up just the main house.

This is a busy week for economic news, capped by Friday's release of the February unemployment report.

Despite months of disappointing-to-dismal economic reports — capped by a Commerce Department release Thursday showing the economy had expanded at an annual pace of just 1.3 percent in the second quarter, barely above stall speed — a closely watched measure of consumer confidence surged to its highest level since February.

Courtillot's claim that French research has failed to pay off in economic terms, capped by the assertion that "the unemployed have created more businesses than have researchers," was met with loud cries of "False!

Just put on your economic thinking cap and read about an intriguing contest.

Texas also has controversial non-economic damages caps for medical malpractice lawsuits, set at $250,000, in an attempt to "curb rising malpractice premiums, and control escalating healthcare costs".

A recent spate of weak economic data, capped by a report on Friday showing U.S. employers expanded payrolls by a meager54,0000 workers last month, has renewed investor speculation the economy could need more help from the Fed.