Sentence examples for get a cap on from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCormack asked for a show of hands: Keep Westhelp in Greenburgh, take the money, and get a cap on homeless shelters in the area, or reject the deal and come what may.

Then, try to get a cap on the amount of each year's increase.

In return for paying more and giving up benefits, seniors would get a cap on out-of-pocket expenses at $7,500 to ensure bankruptcy was less of a threat.

The builders would get a cap on the fees they have to pay for new school construction and in return would offer their backing on the change to a majority vote.

This is absolutely true… unless you've got a cap on the number of times they can make a guess before your phone wipes itself.

And remember, it's got a cap on it, so the rich pay a lower percentage of their income into it than the rest of us do.

In the first instance Uber is seeking to get a cap removed on the number of licenses for private hire vehicles — currently set at one per 30 taxis — to enable more Ubers to operate.

In the first instance Uber is seeking to get a cap removed on the number of licenses for private hire vehicles — currently set at one per 30 taxis — to enable more Ubers to operate.

"The fact that I could not get a cap and gown on and march down the aisle with my classmates -- it meant the world to me.

But the utility industry is the only major sector of the economy that gets a cap but a break on specific requirements.

92% of you said yes, 8% said no. Somebody get a team cap on that likeable Welshman.