Sentence examples for imposed cap on from inspiring English sources

He also rejected the plea of California officials for a federally imposed cap on wholesale electricity prices, arguing that this would merely "start spreading the shortage around".

The owners now propose to undertake some form of self-imposed revenue sharing, in the interest of competitive as well as fiscal balance, but only on condition that the players, through their union, the Major League Baseball Players Association, agree to an imposed cap on their salaries, which currently consume more than 50% of the average team's budget (or close to a billion dollars, all told).

The owners now propose to undertake some form of self-imposed revenue sharing, in the interest of competitive as well as fiscal balance, but only on condition that the players, through their union, the Major League Baseball Players Association, agree to an imposed cap on their salaries, which currently consume more than 50% of the average team's budget (or close to a billion dollars, all told)..

Until 2007, the government imposed caps on resale prices.

Congress has imposed caps on the number of visas issued to each country each year.

In another setback, senators defeated an amendment that would have imposed caps on the size of big banks.

Termination rates have already declined by 35% since 2007 when Ofcom last imposed caps on the rates.

Across the country, states have steadily imposed caps on interest rates and fees that effectively ban the high-rate loans.

And he noted that though the county had imposed caps on annual residential property assessment increases, there were no such caps on commercial property.

Oddly, the Central Bank still has a monetary policy: it has imposed caps on bank lending rates in theory to fight "usury", in practice to help politically powerful debtors.

The King's Fund survey revealed that most trusts fear they will not be able to meet nationally imposed caps on spending on agency staff.