Sentence examples for in caps on from inspiring English sources

Germany will bring in caps on rent rises in densely populated areas in the first half of next year, it was announced on Tuesday, in a government attempt to keep homes affordable for tenants on average incomes.

Even if you are lucky enough to have insurance, we are all familiar with the unpleasant surprises of denied coverage, large deductibles kicking in, caps on coverage, etc.

Sometimes this reform results in caps on per-page copying fees or in sweeping changes that prevent agencies from charging for anything more than copies.

Concentrations of aluminum, chromium, and iron are all 100-fold less than the concentration of Ni in Inco's emissions, whereas in CAPs on the NW wind days, the ratios of Cr Ni and Fe Ni, as well as those of Al Ni and V Ni, are similar to those of New Jersey air (Reinfelder et al. 2004).

Such back trajectories using the internet-based HYSPLIT model (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 2006) indicate that for the 14 NW wind days, elevated Ni in CAPs on those days was more likely due to sources other than the Sudbury stack > 800 km distant.

PAF burden was significantly lower in the IASP than in the RAAP group in CAP-OFF (47 ± 84 min/d vs 140 ± 217, P <.05) and in CAP-ON (41 ± 72 vs 193 ± 266, P <.05) conditions.

If policymakers pursue that option, utilities would likely call for the proposal to include a phased-in cap on industrial emissions from other corners of the economy.

He takes a single to put Swann, in cap, on strike.

In contrast to what Sawyer et al. [ 1] found, there is now broad agreement on global educational objectives in CAP on a national and international level.

In July 2011, caps on microcredit interest rates in Bangladesh were meant to protect poor borrowers but may have had the opposite effect.

Recently, he brought them in with plastic caps on their heads.