Sentence examples for imposing caps from inspiring English sources

Deregulation's supporters say that instead of imposing caps, regulators should give the markets time to work.

This could prompt the FCA to take action, such as imposing caps on rates.

Particularly questionable is the New Jersey Medical Society's blind insistence on imposing caps on awards for medical malpractice.

They have already positioned themselves to do this by imposing caps so high that few customers are affected; now all they need to do is tighten the limits.

So why did she just announce a series of proposals to reduce malpractice insurance premiums that did not include the Republican desire of imposing caps on jury awards?

BRUSSELS — European leaders adopted a groundbreaking new treaty Monday that binds them to imposing caps on deficits and government debts to combat the painful financial crisis that has sabotaged prosperity across the continent and left it slipping toward recession.

Until 2007, the government imposed caps on resale prices.

The Democratic-controlled State Assembly and the powerful state teachers' union have opposed attempts to impose caps.

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

Vodafone imposed caps too, citing the need to "protect our network from data abuse".

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