Sentence examples for enforce a cap from inspiring English sources

However the FCA will have powers to have another look at this and enforce a cap if they think it's right.

And once the plan is out of balance, the federal rules may restrict the amount that higher paid (and higher performing) employees can save out of their own pockets and enforce a cap thousands of dollars below the usual $16,500 annual contribution limit.

Enforce a cap on bankers' bonuses.

For years, Comcast has enforced a cap of 250 gigabytes a month for its customers as part of what it calls reasonable network management.

This year's payouts will be the last before the European Union enforces a cap, limiting bonuses to 100% of salaries or 200% if shareholders give their support.

(Zakaria cites a report that one of us co-authored called "Case Studies in American Innovation").. Indeed, the United States did not invent the Internet by enforcing a cap and trade system on fax machines, nor did we create the personal computer by taxing typewriters.

"While cap and trade failed in the Senate, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is still attempting to enforce a backdoor cap and trade system on the American people".

She said Labour would enforce a strict cap of 1% above inflation across all routes.

In two months, California is set to adopt broad policies to enforce a new cap on greenhouse gas emissions signed into law two years ago.

When investors started buying town homes in the small, Atlanta-area community of Austin Park, where units that once sold for over $100,000 now go for as low as $30,000, homeowners did not at first enforce a rental cap because they preferred landlords over vacant units that were no longer paying association dues.

Labour said it would enforce a "strict cap on fares".