Sentence examples for imposes a cap from inspiring English sources

For example, E&L will pay out up to £2,500 in quarantine fees, while Argos imposes a cap of £150 per trip," he warns.

If the government imposes a cap, it knows the amount of pollution, but polluters do not know what the price of emissions will be.

At the most simple and basic level, a law that imposes a cap and counts contributions made before the law was announced is retrospective, because it affects an action made before the law was announced.

When campaigning to be nominated in 2000, Bush grandly declined to take advantage of matching public funds (a system that matches the candidate's spending with public money, but also imposes a cap).

But this race to the bottom must end when these factors reach certain fundamental physical limits.The first of these limits, on energy, imposes a cap on how fast the universe-as-computer could switch a bit of information from one state to the other (a process known in the jargon as a logical operation).

– The Obama budget imposes a "cap and trade" tax of $646 billion.

Since we imposed a cap, large numbers have looked for work," he said.

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.

"Borrowing and imposing a cap don't move us one inch closer to a balanced budget.

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