Sentence examples for imposition of caps from inspiring English sources

Any ban at the commonwealth level would face the same constitutional problems (unless the high court were to change its approach)." But in a later case, the high court upheld the validity of the NSW ban on political donations by property developers and the imposition of caps upon political donations.

President Bush is prudently proposing the imposition of caps on medical malpractice awards for pain and suffering.

The air traffic change that has attracted the most attention has been the imposition of hourly caps on flight schedules at Kennedy and Newark, matching a longstanding cap at La Guardia.

But so does arbitrary state intervention, such as the imposition of price caps on wholesale markets during California's energy crisis.

Perhaps Ms Tymoshenko will learn from some of the populist errors she made last time, such as the imposition of price caps on fuel and other commodities.

So the imposition of price caps in a given country will not necessarily quash innovation there, thanks to the lure of exports.The exception to this rule, of course, is the United States, which alone accounts for over 40% of global sales.

Pipeline operators have little incentive to add capacity since the 1992 imposition of price caps, which replaced a regime that let companies charge rates that earned them an average return on capital of 12% to 14%.

The US banks will need to decide how to restructure the pay of their high-flyers next year following the imposition of the cap on bonuses by Brussels.

The girding with the sword was the only ceremony observed at an earl's investiture until the first years of Edward VI (1547 53), when the imposition of the cap of dignity and a circlet of gold was added.

Despite the imposition of a cap this year that limits the increase in property tax collections to 2 percent, school districts in New Jersey are heading into budget elections on Wednesday largely free of the anger and turmoil of last year's budget season.

The government has now announced it is deferring the imposition of a cap on supported housing for two years, to 2019/20, when a new funding formula will be introduced.