Sentence examples for introduction of caps from inspiring English sources

The introduction of caps on the local housing allowance rates means less private rented stock is available to people on benefits," Mr Rouse said.

His innovative approach included the introduction of caps with larger peaks to shade his players' eyes from the sun, and he recruited a baseball coach to improve their throwing.

Such changes could include the introduction of caps (i.e. consumers are reimbursed up to a set maximum number of prescriptions), co-insurance (i.e. consumers pay a percentage of the price of the prescription drug), and co-payments (i.e. consumers pay a fixed amount per prescription drug).

After the historic election of Barack Obama, environment groups there pinned their hopes to the introduction of cap-and-trade legislation – similar to emissions trading.

The introduction of cap and trade legislation in the U.S. has broken a cointegrating relationship in voluntary prices.

There was a decrease from 64% to 48% in the percentage of complete and correct individual entries (see Table 1 criteria) following the introduction of CAP (Fig 4).

This study evaluated the computerised prescribing system by comparing the accuracy and completeness of prescriptions, and time spent prescribing before and after the introduction of CAP.

He called the introduction of data caps "a step backwards for mobile technology".

But its generosity will depend on the provinces agreeing to reforms, such as the introduction of national caps on waiting times for operations.

Ofcom, which allowed providers to delay the introduction of liability caps since it first required them in 2012, takes a dim view of Vodafone's behaviour: "We remain concerned about the length of time it has taken the company to address this dispute," a spokesperson says.

The resulting policies include a London minimum wage of £11 an hour, the introduction of rent caps and a 20percentt cut to all transport fares.