Sentence examples for subject to caps from inspiring English sources

"I believe the court would uphold a Canadian model where only citizens and permanent residents can donate and then subject to caps," Orr said.

From next April, the total housing benefit families get will be subject to caps depending on the size of the home, with a maximum of £400 a week for a four-bedroom house.

While proponents of the law favor the elimination of the caps, some Republicans also think health coverage should no longer be subject to caps on a yearly or annual basis.

That war funding isn't subject to caps or cuts or any restrictions at all.

Your budget has two parts: one that's subject to caps and cuts, and one that isn't.

Some experts caution that toxins like mercury shouldn't be subject to cap-and-trade, because they tend to concentrate near their source, producing so-called "hot spots"; others see this problem as a secondary one.

Firms subject to cap and trade regulation are typically required to acquire emissions allowances via open auction markets.

"Currently around £10 per day max, in future max will be actual cost of service (at least £48 per day), more for people with complexity issues subject to cap of disposable income".

Control and nocadazole-blocked HeLa S3 cells were subjected to cap-column pull-down of eIF4E and associated 4E-BP1.

Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq will not be subject to spending caps.

This follows previous moves to open up mainland markets through a newer link between the Hong Kong and Shanghai markets, although it is also subject to investment caps and quotas.