Sentence examples for established caps from inspiring English sources

There are five other states — Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland, Massachusetts and New Jersey — that have established caps on global warming emissions.

The Budget Control Act of 2011, which the President signed as part of a deal to avoid breaching the debt ceiling, established caps on discretionary spending through 2021.

The law established caps of $500,000 for non-economic damages in verdicts against doctors and $1 million in cases against hospitals.

So they established caps set at 80percentt of values determined by a broker at the end of 1992, with small annual increases pegged to the consumer price index of New York and New Jersey and to the financial state of the corporation.

He established caps on profits and fair prices for consumers.

The Budget Control Act of 2011 established caps on how much the government could spend during a given fiscal year.

Our data suggest that the addition of a panel of prohormones of distinct biological pathways, particularly proADM, to established CAP risk scores improves the risk stratification for serious complications and mortality in CAP patients.

Although the CRP levels in our study were higher in those with microbiologically established CAP, CRP is a non-specific marker of inflammation and is subject to the influence of age, gender, and comorbid conditions that may act as an important stimulus for its hepatic synthesis.

An especially controversial aspect of the amendment allows the Legislature to establish caps on other types of lawsuits if it approves them by a three-fifths majority.

Establishing caps on property taxes, putting constituents ahead of special interests and increasing state aid to Westchester schools would top her agenda, Mrs. Feld said.

And even if they do adopt such licensing powers, they are still not obliged to facilitate community consultation or establish caps on the numbers of clubs within their local authority.