Sentence examples for set capped from inspiring English sources

He doesn't look it, but this is a polished set capped off by a duet with Justin Timberlake on "Holy Grail".

If you focused on the Magnetic Zeros, what arrived was a defiantly joyful -- and musically deep -- set, capping a thoroughly entertaining show.

However, the City regulator is not planning to set caps on pay.

Many states set caps on the fees that executors may charge, but they vary widely.

National governments have set caps on overall emissions, and then handed companies a corresponding number of permits to pollute.

Doctors say the solution is for the Legislature to set caps on financial awards victims of malpractice can receive, much as California did in 1975.

Policymakers face the danger of "carbon leakage," where firms will choose to operate outside the EU, should it set caps too stringently.

The city's Legal Aid Society is promoting a bill before the City Council that would set caps on the number of clients each lawyer could take on.

Ratified by 169 countries since 1999, the Kyoto Protocol requires its signatories to set caps on carbon dioxide and methane emissions.

Physicians are free to bid on such elective procedures because they're not covered by insurance policies that often set caps on surgical fees.

Retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor was, on the other hand, the best ally of corporations, supplying key votes on two decisions that set caps on punitive damage awards.