Sentence examples for introducing a cap from inspiring English sources
Both the Liberal and New Democratic (NDP) parties had committed themselves to introducing a cap and trade carbon market.
The watchdog has also been charged with introducing a cap on the cost of credit, and the commission's research will inform its work.
Introducing a cap of, say, £30 for away tickets is a clanging no-brainer in PR terms and in reality has little downside.
The government is considering introducing a cap on the charges imposed on those who want to access their pension funds early, George Osborne has announced.
Other measures include the expansion of free school transport, building more affordable houses, promoting credit unions and introducing a cap on payday lending.
Publication of the report follows a call from older people's care and housing charity Anchor for the government to break its silence and speed up its decision on introducing a cap on care costs.
She will no doubt introduce a cap for migrants.
We are controlling legal immigration – having introduced a cap on non-EU economic migrants.
The regulator made clear that it would not introduce a cap on bonuses or executive pay.
To introduce a cap without doing anything to address the underfunding of social care would be a recipe for disaster.
