Sentence examples for idea of caps from inspiring English sources

According to a survey by the pollster Survation only 6.8% of British people are against the idea of caps, with 59% in favour.

What happened to the idea of capping fuel oil prices?

Some conservatives have raised the idea of capping mehriehs to reduce the divorce rate.

So when Mitt Romney recently floated the idea of capping this deduction, Democrats pounced.

The idea of capping the number of awards to individuals has received some attention.

Congress is perfectly illustrating a potential pitfall with the GOP's idea of capping Medicaid spending.

Someone ought to tell Ingraham that the idea of capping income has a long and distinguished history in America.

One former Administration official thinks he would: "Obama's budget likes the idea of capping deductions at 28 percent," and this would be an even lower cap.

D. Class Size: Students at the meeting agreed that small classes can be wonderful, and also strongly oppose the idea of capping courses.

Everyone here, 40 miles southeast of St . Louis has heard about the idea of cap and trade or other strategies for limiting carbon dioxide emissions.

(Although the U.S. subsequently rejected the Protocol, the Europeans, who had resisted the idea of cap-and-trade, ended up establishing an E.U.-wide trading system).