Sentence examples for order caps from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Cavallo, who last month was prohibited by judicial decree from leaving Argentina, the imprisonment order caps a startling fall from grace.

Obama's order caps off years of massive progress in the paid sick leave arena.

Trump's order caps the total number of refugees the U.S. will accept this year at 50,000, less than half the 110,000 that were originally planned by the Obama administration.

He signs autographs for 15 minutes at Giant Burger: a "Law & Order" cap, a DVD of an old movie.

These documents were made public after a court order capped years of fierce and costly legal resistance by Cardinal Mahony.

Elizabeth Warren has called for interest rate reductions; President Obama signed an executive order capping payments on federal student debt at 10% of a borrower's income; there have been some piecemeal attempts to curb the criminal behavior at for-profit schools by strengthening so-called "gainful employment" rules.

At London's Appeal Court, Dullingham's barrister David Wolfe asked for an order capping legal bills at £5,000 to protect the parish council.

Those announcements were followed in short order with another denunciation by Mr. Davis of President Bush for not ordering caps on wholesale power prices.

Amazed that the free market for wholesale power responded to last summer's supply squeeze by raising prices, panicky officials ordered "caps" on those prices.

A1 Political Fallout Over Energy Gov. Gray Davis of California faulted President Bush for not ordering caps on wholesale power prices, assailed previous governors for not having had more power plants built, accused power companies of gouging the state, and announced the hiring of two former aides to Al Gore.

In the 1940s, Honus Wagner asked for a made-to-order cap to fit his rather large head.