Sentence examples for national caps from inspiring English sources

That means binding national caps on emissions for all developed countries, including the United States.

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

The 24 year old midfielder has 16 national caps to his name, 5 goals including a crucial late winner against Uruguay in the Confederations cup semi-final.

Rose made his England debut in March's 3-2 win over Germany in Berlin and, having featured at Euro 2016, has won eight national caps.

The U.S. immigration system has long imposed national caps, meant to control not just the size of the immigrant population but its composition, too.

The Clear Skies initiative would establish hard national caps on power plant emissions of three key pollutants (sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxide and mercury emissions), requiring reductions of about 70percentt from today's levels over 10 to 15 years.

Congress, meanwhile, is contemplating several bills that would impose a national cap.

It will also set up a national cap and trade system.

It set a national cap on carbon emissions and required companies to have permits for such emissions.

Markets were looking to the US for a national cap-and-trade bill to stimulate an expansion.

If there comes a national cap-and-trade system, we will have done a lot of the work.