Sentence examples for set the caps from inspiring English sources

"We've set the caps at the historical averages," she said.

For example, he said, one the major programs, the World Trade Center Business Recovery Grant Program, set the caps for grants too low.

Maruk, who also set the Caps' single-season points record that year with 136 points, manages a furniture warehouse near Aspen, Colo., Daly reported.

When Congress debates the idea, one of the drawbacks is that no one is sure where to set the caps on emissions, because no one is sure what the carbon regulation would cost.

Another key issue is working out what level to set the caps or carbon tax.

"If you set the caps too tightly, if you reduce production too much, you could impair the economy," Incropera said.

The chancellor will set the cap at the start of each parliament.

"Set the cap at a multiple of the wage of the average employee in their businesses.

Originally the Government's plan was to set the cap at £1.4m.

The city hopes to set the cap considerably higher for this program, an official said.

Alison Garnham, the chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group, said the government had set the cap at an arbitrary level that penalised families who passed its own needs tests for benefits.