Sentence examples for pushed cap on from inspiring English sources

Pushed Cap On Charitable Tax Deductions For the fourth consecutive year, President Obama urged a cap on the amount donors can deduct from their taxes as a way to reduce the deficit.

As lawmakers in Washington go back to the drawing board on healthcare reform legislation, Republicans on the Hill have been pushing caps on malpractice suits as a way to drive down health costs.

So he does not minimize the challenge ahead — on health care, or on pushing a cap on carbon emissions through the Senate as well as the House.

He vows to end the state's sordid tradition of "pay-to-play politics" by pushing for caps on campaign contributions and term limits for elected officials.

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Nonetheless, now that George W. Bush is in the White House, after a campaign in which he emphasized his efforts to limit civil damages in Texas, many manufacturers expect him to push for caps on product-liability awards at the federal level.

It is likely that the negative effect of poor adhesion on CaP gradually faded out in the second week and the other positive aspects of CaP coating such as Ca2+ release pushed the CaP coating to catch up on cell differentiation.

At the same time he was swaggering and boasting and generally behaving like an ostentatious bully, posing for photographs with his police cap pushed back on his head and showing off his beefy triceps.

David Cameron will consider pushing for a cap on workers from Europe and make cutting immigration a top priority as he seeks to renegotiate Britain's relationship with Brussels.

In recent months, Mr. Long has praised Mr. Cuomo for refusing to raise taxes in this year's state budget and for pushing for a cap on local property taxes.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, he said all options are on the table in terms of pushing for a cap on the number of immigrants from new entrants to the EU.