Sentence examples for recommending a cap on from inspiring English sources
The report stopped short of recommending a cap on charges, on the grounds that it could reduce availability of credit to those who need it most.
But it has stopped short of recommending a cap on management charges, for the moment at least.
On the heels of the CARD Act implementation in 2010, cardholders using more debit than credit cards, and the Federal Reserve recommending a cap on debit card fees issuers can charge merchants, the world of plastic has been kicked around over the past several years.
It is expected to recommend a cap of £35,000 on individual liability for care costs and suggest local authorities make low-cost loans to people needing care, which could be set against any property they own.
The Oxford economist recommended a cap of £35,000 on the amount individuals are expected to pay for care when they become elderly and infirm before the state steps in.
Andrew Dilnot recommended a cap on care costs of £35,000 and warned that anything above £50,000 won't provide adequate protection for people with low incomes and low wealth.
The Dilnot commission, which provided an independent review of social care funding last summer, recommended a cap on the total contribution of somewhere between £25,000 and £50,000, together with a rise in the means-tested asset threshold to £100,000.
He recommended a cap on the amount individuals are expected to pay for care when they become elderly and infirm before the state steps in of between £25,000 – £50,000, to be settled at £35,000.
A study for the European Commission published last month recommended a cap on liabilities to discourage such a catastrophic outcome.Critics of the big four argue that auditors are well paid for the risks that they run, and that legal pressures are the only way to keep their feet to the fire, ensuring high-quality work.
The government recommends a cap on those costs of about £12,000 a year which would be paid by the resident even after the cap kicked in.
While understanding that hospitals need to generate revenue, the researchers recommend a cap on markups and consistency from department to department.
