Sentence examples for put caps on from inspiring English sources
And while there's much to be discussed regarding the cost of bandwidth, the trends of consumption, the public money involved in the infrastructure, and so on, one basic fact today is this: AT&T wants to put caps on your bandwidth, but they can't be trusted to measure it correctly.
He recalled that as a child, he put caps on jars of horseradish and affixed the labels, using a paste of flour and water.
They also said that less expensive plans from AT&T, which put caps on the amount of data that users can consume, would help sell the iPhone 3GS, whose price will drop to $99.
To discourage the "flipping" by speculators which contributed to the crash of 2009, the Dubai government has doubled registration fees to 4% of a property's value and put caps on mortgage lending.Investors are pleased.
Saying it was unlikely that the Republican-controlled House would come to a budget agreement this year with Democrats in the Senate and White House, Mr. McConnell said that he would look for an agreement to reduce spending on discretionary federal programs in the 2012 and 2013 fiscal years and to put caps on spending for 2014 and beyond.
Last week, banks in Shenzhen, acting on instructions from local officials of the People's Bank of China, the central bank, put caps on the amount of cash that could be withdrawn by businesses or individuals at banks or through automatic teller machines.
Most of them involve putting caps on popular deductions like the vital one for charitable donations.
The program encourages new housing for moderate-income families and puts caps on incomes and rents.
Broadband providers there manage traffic by putting caps on some kinds of Web use and by encouraging consumers to favor the services of selected Internet companies.
and Sen. Jim Jeffords (I-Vt).. Their bill puts caps on CO2, but faces an uphill battle with Bush loyalists on the committee.
Kyoto led to the development of the first large-scale emissions trading market, Europe's Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme, which puts caps on carbon dioxide pollution.
