Sentence examples for imposing a cap from inspiring English sources

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

This scheme isn't the libertarian ideal since in the end the government is imposing a cap on emissions.

He revealed that he did not support the government's bid to stop the EU imposing a cap on bankers' bonuses.

The Swiss National Bank seemed to be protecting the downside by imposing a cap on the franc's level against the euro.

In its claim, the union alleges that the league directed teams to restrict salaries during the uncapped 2010 season, essentially imposing a cap of $123 million.

Ministers will next week publish a progress report which backs the idea of imposing a cap on the total amount an individual should pay for care costs.

On the environment, he sponsored with John Kerry a bill raising automobile fuel-efficiency standards and another bill with Joe Lieberman imposing a cap-and-trade regime on carbon emissions.

In the conference call, Ms. McCarthy emphasized that the E.P.A. was not imposing a "cap-and-trade" system, a system that sets a ceiling on greenhouse gas pollution while allowing companies to trade permits, at a price that the market determines.

Obamacare, the Obama Stimulus proposal, and legislation imposing a cap-and-trade system for carbon emissions.

He has called for significantly ramping up government spending on clean energy technology, halting the construction of new coal plants, rapidly increasing the use of energy-efficient technologies, and imposing a cap-and-trade system to sharply limit carbon dioxide emissions".

We would impose a cap on bad behaviour in politics.