Sentence examples for fixed caps from inspiring English sources

Many states that do allow punitive damages have enacted fixed caps or have limited the permissible ratio between compensatory and punitive damages.

There were fixed caps on discretionary spending and special rules that forced lawmakers to offset any tax cuts or entitlement increases with cuts elsewhere.

Emissions Trading Systems (ETSs) with fixed caps lack provisions to address systematic imbalances in the supply and demand of permits due to changes in the state of the regulated economy.

It essentially repeated standing government policy, which means it was a bit less liberal than this newspaper would like (government policy is notably crude and self-defeating where it proposes fixed caps on inbound skilled workers and slashing student visa numbers, largely because other categories of inward migration are harder to control).

A Nationwide spokesman said rates on three- to five-year fixed, capped and discounted variable rates would be most affected.

The Superframe structure of Low-delay Traffic-adaptive Medium Access Control (LTDA-MAC) [15] comprises of a beacon, fixed CAP, CFP, extended dynamic CFP and inactive sleep state.

"If you fix caps at $250, you have to realize that if in a neighboring state someone is offering $251 for power, you will have a serious shortage," said Richard Priory, chairman of Duke Energy, a nationwide power generation and trading company.

Sen. Claire McCaskil complained on Twitter, "I hope we can fix cap and trade so it doesn't unfairly punish businesses and families in coal dependent states like Missouri".

Legendary sitcom characters Laverne and Shirley fixed bottle caps on one of the city's assembly lines.

Ose said his proposal is picking up support among Republicans who oppose Democratic demands for FERC to impose fixed price caps on wholesale electricity in the West.

One is that this is supposed only to be a modest mid-term review of the CAP: the 1999 Berlin summit fixed the CAP budget until 2006.