Sentence examples for impose a cap from inspiring English sources

We would impose a cap on bad behaviour in politics.

Beginning in summer 2014, GSAS will no longer impose a cap on external summer funding.

It threatens to impose a cap for those universities who don't oblige.

There are also questions over how it would impose a cap on each company's profits.

Patten says he could not reasonably impose a cap on the amount to be spent.

Soon moderates and Republicans will produce amendments to impose a cap directly.

In 2006, it became the first state to impose a cap on all greenhouse gas emissions.

Q: Why did you not impose a cap on the amount people would have to spend on hotel costs?

He said that Cameron's plan to impose a cap on immigrants from eastern Europe was probably illegal and certainly counterproductive.

The FCA already had the power to impose a cap, but now it would be forced to do so.

There are no legal limits on how much you can save, though employers often impose a cap.