Sentence examples for introduced a cap from inspiring English sources

We are controlling legal immigration – having introduced a cap on non-EU economic migrants.

In Spain, the government introduced a cap limiting RTVE's sports rights.

New York's city council introduced a cap on ride-sharing in August, for example.

Crucially the regulators introduced a cap on interest rates in January 2015 and stamped down on companies raiding bank accounts several times to grab money on pay day.

After the temporary visas were struck down the minister introduced a cap on the number of protection claims by boat arrivals already in Australia.

In the last parliament, the coalition introduced a cap of £26,000 on the amount of state benefits a family can receive.

Twenty years ago, George H. W. Bush introduced a cap-and-trade agreement "with a lot of fanfare and a lot of pride," and, as recently as 2008, seven Republicans voted in favor of cap and trade.

The Clean Air Act of 1990 introduced a cap-and-trade system in which power plants could buy and sell the right to emit sulfur dioxide, leaving it up to individual companies to manage their own business within the new limits.

Senators Maria Cantwell and Susan Collins have introduced a "cap-and-dividend" plan that would auction emission permits to major polluters each month, allow only those polluters to trade the permits among themselves, limit the volatility in the prices of those trades, and return 75percentt of the proceeds to taxpayers.

She will no doubt introduce a cap for migrants.

The regulator made clear that it would not introduce a cap on bonuses or executive pay.