Sentence examples for has caps from inspiring English sources

France Telecom also has caps.

Its coverage has caps: $250,000 for a house and $100,000 for its contents, and $500,000 apiece for a business building and its contents.

The adjustable has caps of 2 percentage points a year and a lifetime cap of 5 percentage points over the original rate.

Stearman started his career at Leicester, where he played 130 games, and has caps for England at under-21 level, although he is eligible to represent Republic of Ireland.

P. validus, also known only from Europe, has caps up to 20 cm wide with a stipe that is more or less equal in width throughout its length.

The variety tristis, in contrast, has caps that are more circular and appear to be pierced either centrally or off to the side.

Now the government has capped benefits, and cut immigration.

Since then, a $12 million renovation has capped the landfill.

Colombia has capped interest rates.

Esa has capped the project at 1.2bn euros.

New York has capped the number of ride-hailing permits.