Sentence examples for lower caps from inspiring English sources

Employers can set lower caps if they want.

That does not begin to address the real disparities facing mental health patients, like higher co-payments and lower caps on outpatient visits or in-hospital care.

Negotiators said they were likely to impose tighter limits on wealthy recipients who did not earn most of their income from farming, but those who did farm for most of their earnings would mostly likely not face the lower caps.

The measure is drawing stiff opposition from trial lawyers, plaintiffs' advocates and many Democrats, who argue that the lower caps would deprive patients of legal recourse when they are injured.

The 6-to-3 decision left states with considerable latitude to adopt the $1,000 limit upheld in the court's much-disputed 1976 Buckley v. Valeo decision, or to experiment with lower caps, as many states recently have.

But they say that rather than adding a pharmacy benefit manager into the equation, the state could require patients to use less-expensive generic drugs, directly reduce reimbursement rates or set lower caps on patients' supplies.

The idea was supported by 15% of respondents - with 58% demanding a lower cap.

Sponsors of the bill had wanted a lower cap — 50percentt — but their colleagues in the House would go no lower.

Harriet Harman, interim Labour leader, told the Commons on Wednesday she was "sympathetic" to a lower cap level.

Mr. Lea's preference would be a much lower cap on the deduction than the current $1 million in mortgage debt.

Lower cap rates signal that new development offers investors greater returns (about 6.5 percent) than buying existing property, Mr. Alperin said.