Sentence examples for facing caps from inspiring English sources

Right now the company could be facing caps on how many nights its hosts can accept for a specific property, a state of affairs that both Conway and Wilson thought was misguided.

Uber and similar services could be facing caps on the number of licenses for vehicles that can operate ride-hailing services in London and other UK cities under rule changes being recommended to the government.

Here's A, click on to see the rest 3.54pm GMT Five key revelations from the new Captain America trailer Facebook Twitter Pinterest The brand new trailer for Marvel's first big blockbuster of the year (they've got X Men and Spiderman coming up too) reveals the plot true scale of the danger facing Cap in this predictable keenly awaited sequel.

The package features a graphic that shows the difficult arithmetic facing cap-and-trade supporters seeking to get 60 votes.

The package features a graphic that shows the difficult arithmetic facing cap-and-trade supporters seeking to get 60 votes, as well as interviews and profiles of key senators.

With the Kings facing cap constraints, Mitchell was not retained as a free agent.

The official said that, beginning in August, out-of-state residents at the university would face caps on their tuition assistance pegged at whatever in-state students had to pay.

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This brush with death gave him something in common with the rapper 50 Cent, whom Butorovic later befriended and who, he claimed, introduced him to his fetching shellsuits, extravagant backwards-facing caps and bling.

And oddly, it is the Penguins facing salary-cap issues this coming off-season, not the Red Wings.

Instead of facing a cap or charge on emissions, airlines will be involved in an offsetting scheme whereby forest areas and carbon-reducing activities will be funded, costing about 2% of the industry's annual revenues.