Sentence examples for schemes to limit from inspiring English sources

The firm said that from 3 January customers would see bills rise by £49 a year, to an average of £1,300, but it claimed it was "holding back rising costs" from government schemes to limit price rises.

Suspicions about the auction houses, long rivals, gained momentum in January after lawyers for Christie's turned over internal files implicating both houses in schemes to limit competition and fix commissions.

Charles's "rainforest summit" in 2009 – where he proposed schemes to limit deforestation and reduce climate change – attracted the then French president Nicolas Sarkozy, then US secretary of state Hillary Clinton and UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon.

At Pricewaterhouse, we devised clever schemes to limit the impact of liability transfer, but the fact of the matter was that the firm was willing to take a bit more risk in that area than they had in the past, because the pressure to be global was greater.

Current schemes to limit the growth in pharmaceutical expenditure, ensure health gain is maximised within finite budgets, or both including limiting 'off label' prescribing and prescribing outside identified sub-populations where the value of the technology is greatest.

From Montreal, we hear of an interesting scheme to limit suburban restaurants as a way of controlling gentrification.

Nick Saban and Kirby Smart will scheme to limit Robinson's game-changing ability as a runner; instead, the senior must be consistent as a thrower.

Although he now says a national cap-and-trade scheme to limit greenhouse-gas emissions would place too heavy a burden on business, he endorsed the idea as governor.

Prosecutors in the federal antitrust investigation of Sotheby's and Christie's have evidence that a scheme to limit competition by fixing commissions charged to buyers and sellers was set in motion not by subordinates, but by the chairmen of the world's auction giants at the time, according to people involved in the investigation.

Prosecutors in the federal antitrust inquiry of Sotheby's and Christie's have evidence that a scheme to limit competition by fixing commissions charged to buyers and sellers was set in motion not by subordinates, but by two former chairmen of the world's auction giants, according to people involved in the investigation.

Although the blockade by strikers at Calais has been lifted, cross-Channel ferry services remain limited, with thousands of lorries still lining the M20 motorway in Kent as part of Operation Stack, a police scheme to limit disruption amid delays which have lasted in some cases beyond 48 hours.