Sentence examples for inflexible cap from inspiring English sources

A carbon tax levied on fossil fuels as they enter the economy (through importation or extraction from the earth) would allow the prices of goods and services to reflect their carbon footprint; and a Congressional Budget Office study concluded that the net benefits of a tax could be roughly five times as high as the net benefits of an inflexible cap.

This paper investigates three of the most common carbon policies: carbon emission tax, inflexible cap, and cap-and-trade.

"Instead of an arbitrary and inflexible cap, the new points-based system Labour introduced allowed us to manage migration without damaging the economy".

Ms. Matosantos ticked off the information without looking at any notes, convincing Mr. Emmerson that an inflexible spending cap would not work.

The legislative history clearly indicates that the drafters of the Williams Act made a conscious choice not to impose an inflexible 5 percent cap.

These reforms, from the likely to the radical, are all off the table now so long as the government continues to insist on inflexible pay caps.

The owners also must consider the implicit threat that if they are too inflexible, Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, might put the N.H.L.'s salary-cap system on the bargaining table.

One by one, the actors assemble to assume their identities, diffidently choosing markers — a pair of glasses, a cap, a cross — that will establish their pecking order in the school's inflexible social hierarchy.

Lack of HR strategies, inadequate HR planning and management, poor deployment practices, inflexible contracting arrangements and inability to create new posts or increase salaries resulting from international regulations capping social sector spending have contributed to the global HRH crisis [ 10].

Indonesia is similarly inflexible.

"No, he's inflexible".