Sentence examples for introduce caps on from inspiring English sources

He wants to introduce caps on emissions of greenhouse gases, but favours market-friendly approaches such as trading to keep costs down.

Meanwhile more than 20% of Petrofac shareholders revolted against its refusal to introduce caps on "golden hellos" and other recruitment payments in the future.

He is likely to repeat his case for fee deregulation and to accuse Labor of planning to introduce caps on the number of undergraduate places.

In March 2012, the telecoms regulator Ofcom announced it had given mobile phone companies six months to come up with plans to introduce caps on customers' monthly bills.

Some ATM machines even ran out of Belarussian rubles as people feared that banks were preparing to block bank cards or introduce caps on cash withdrawals.

This fact has long been ignored in Europe though it has been the subject of intense debate in Australia, where the government is trying to introduce caps on emissions, and has already been addressed in the existing US regional cap and trade scheme.

As part of its welfare reforms, the government has introduced caps on housing benefit of £250 a week for a one-bedroom flat and £400 for a four-bedroom property.

But carriers have this year introduced caps on monthly data use, limiting customers to significantly less than their liberal "fair use" allowances.

Howard Sinclair, head of Real Lettings and Broadway, said the decision to launch the fund has been driven by recently introduced caps on housing benefit.

In November of 2015, Jeremy Hunt tried to deal with the ballooning NHS agency spend by introducing "caps on the total amount NHS providers can pay per hour" for agency doctors and nurses.

"If the prime minister asserts that a Tory government will introduce caps or overall quotas on the number of EU migrants coming here, we will find ourselves in the worst of all worlds," Mr Clegg wrote in the Financial Times.