Sentence examples for reasonable cap from inspiring English sources

We had no deductible and a reasonable cap on out-of-pocket expenses: five thousand dollars a year.

In July, the Senate debated an amendment that would have placed a reasonable cap on lawyers' contingency fees for malpractice claims.

"I've been in this business for years, and I still wouldn't know what, say, a reasonable cap on physical therapy for a stroke victim would be, or what a cap on radiation services would mean for a cancer patient".

And so, Dr. Katz suggested, how about a regulatory body establishing a reasonable cap for narcotic dosing, at least for people without malignant diseases who are likely to be taking them long-term?

It was a more reasonable cap ex environment for technology for some period of years here.

When I look back on forty years of changes in tax rates, there is an emerging pattern of reasonable cap gains tax rates excepting the seventies.

My market-based approach will set reasonable caps on emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, provide industries with tradable emissions credits, and create other incentives for the deployment of new and better energy sources and technologies.

The MWD should revisit the rules on a regular basis to make sure the rebates aren't overly generous and that they include reasonable caps to help stretch the cash-for-grass funding.

Government must support higher education through consistent funding and by applying common sense to a variety of government-supported loan programs -- for example, let people consolidate loans and set reasonable caps on the maximum amount that can be borrowed with a government guarantee.

Yet that was seen as a reasonable charge cap at the time".

And Lee's status as a restricted free agent probably scared off some suitors, because the Knicks would have matched any reasonable offer, cap space notwithstanding.