Sentence examples for has put a cap from inspiring English sources

"The government has put a cap in but it is not biting, so pro tem it is not relevant," said Metcalf.

"Yes he has put a cap of 2%, but don't lose sight of the fact that the freeze is at a 2008 level based on 2008 measures and that's the thing that is wrong about this".

You could be in for a long wait…"" ""The telecoms regulator in India has put a cap on the number of text messages which can be sent from a mobile phone".

The streets, alleys and public squares of the capital, Khartoum, are calmer than they were three weeks ago, suggesting that the government's self-declared "iron fist" policy has put a cap on the protests that rattled the country in recent weeks, at least for now.

There are so many properties available, that there's actually excess supply for Super Bowl weekend, which has put a cap on the additional revenue a host could make.

Bird Platform will be irrelevant in San Francisco, for example, where the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has put a cap on the number of e-scooters available and has refused to grant Bird a permit to operate at all.

We have put a cap on economic immigration from outside the EU, he says.

For China, today's deal marks the first time ever that they have put a cap on their emissions.

Police had "put a cap" on the amount of information passed to other families about the first girl, he said.

Then, European regulators have put a cap on how much carriers can charge for certain premium services like international roaming.

Until now, difficulties in obtaining birth certificates and ID documents had put a cap on early uptake of the grant.