Sentence examples for imposed a cap from inspiring English sources
Since we imposed a cap, large numbers have looked for work," he said.
In Florida this year, legislators imposed a cap on the state's pay for public university presidents.
Massachusetts imposed a cap in 1980 and soon police officers and firefighters were laid off and senior centers were closed.
He has governed as a fiscal centrist, championing laws that imposed a cap on property tax increases and lowered pension benefits for new state workers.
In 1997, Congress imposed a cap on how many medical residencies the government could subsidize as part of the Balanced Budget Act.
New York has just imposed a cap on state Medicaid spending, with a separate limit for each sector like hospitals, nursing homes and managed care plans.
Although the Senate this month blocked a bill that would have imposed a cap-and-trade system to slash greenhouse gases by 2050, the issue is expected to come up again after the elections.
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.
