Sentence examples for imposing tight caps from inspiring English sources

As the House Republicans' health-care-reform bill, called the American Health Care Act, makes clear, the Party doesn't merely want to roll back the Obamacare reforms; it wants to shrink the entire program, transferring it to the states and imposing tight caps on the payments they receive from the federal government.

Other variations impose tight caps, perhaps paying a maximum of $50,000 a year, versus $1 million for a standard plan, said Kerry Finnegan, head of the small-employer group at Mercer's health and benefits unit.

Leaders of countries with economies as diverse as Malaysia, China and Hong Kong have imposed or are considering imposing tighter controls on capital.

Madrid responded by imposing tighter border controls, leading to long delays at the frontier.

They're imposing tighter controls on Medicaid spending growth than the House bill has.

In February Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia decided to impose tight border restrictions including daily caps on the number of asylum seekers and migrants allowed to enter their territory.

But this imposed tight conditions, such as requiring cash payment.

Egypt also imposes tight restrictions on its border with Gaza.

In 2006, it also imposed tight catch limits for overfished species.

The regulations for Schedule II drugs also impose tight storage and record-keeping requirements on pharmacies.

Congress should impose tight limits on no-bid contracts to favored companies.