Sentence examples for is to be capped from inspiring English sources

Spending on sports rights is to be capped.

The $12 billion project is to be capped by a 1,776-foot 1,776-footedom Tower".

The final mound, which containes materials from the World Trade Center site, is to be capped in 2018.

Although purchase of the F-22 is to be capped, the Pentagon is to push ahead with production of the F-35 fighter jet.

Calpers, the California state pension fund, financed construction of the $175 million building, which is to be capped with a 44-foot-high glowing lantern.

The amount of money that people will have to pay towards the cost of their care in old age is to be capped by the Government after a dramatic policy rethink by David Cameron.

Default fees were to be capped at £15 to protect people struggling to repay their debts.

Benefit payments to families living outside Greater London are to be capped at £20,000 a year.

The group Spirit of Shankly believes opposing supporters need to unite if away ticket prices are to be capped.

But if party funding were to be capped, as Miliband suggested, then the Conservative party, financed by bankers and tax-avoiders of all descriptions, would shrivel up and die.

Bills for long-term care in old age are to be capped at £75,000 in England, in a £1bn move to be funded by dragging more people into the inheritance tax net, it has been announced.