Sentence examples for setting the cap from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Guardian, Dilnot said that setting the cap alternatively at £50,000 meant the cost to the taxpayer would be just £700m.

But on Wednesday, Richard J. Leon, a district court judge in Washington, ruled that the Fed had failed to follow Congress's wishes in setting the cap.

"Setting the cap for appropriations in advance, and putting that into law, does count for something," said Sarah Binder, a political science historian at George Washington University.

Setting the cap, which commemorated the division title, on her head was a gesture of affection from Torre, who said moving to Los Angeles has been difficult for his daughter.

The Labour peer Lord Warner, who sat on the Dilnot Commission, said: 'Essentially, we thought the fairest way of doing this – and it wasn't a precise science, setting the cap – but we thought it was somewhere in that range of £35,000 to £50,000.

The original proposals suggested setting the cap at a much lower level.

By setting the caps far below vendor supply and public demand, the city unintentionally creates a thriving and exploitative black market, where aspiring vendors "rent" permits from illegal middlemen.

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.