Sentence examples for set caps from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

And in the United Kingdom, politicians have proposed using pay ratios to set caps on pay for government workers and contractors.

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 philanthropic set capped off 2017 with the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Acquisitions Fund Benefit, the Berggruen Prize Gala and the New York Botanical Garden.

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

Instead, they call for setting caps somewhat above the actual costs of production -- which would allow companies to make a profit.

Because the new collective bargaining agreement sets caps on salaries, top players do not necessarily need agents to negotiate contracts for them.

Washington state is even more restrictive, setting caps for how many stores may sell pot and requiring reporting of every milligram that goes out the door to consumers.