Sentence examples for term cap from inspiring English sources
The three senators eschew the politically tainted term "cap and trade," but not the concept.
By last year, Democrats in Congress essentially agreed that to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the government should place a nationwide cap on these emissions and then issue tradable permits giving companies the right to produce them (thus the term "cap and trade").
The term CAP should be reserved, in the elderly population, for pneumonia acquired outside the nursing home setting, since nursing home-acquired pneumonia (NHAP) differs from CAP in terms of its etiology and clinical manifestations (Lieberman and Lieberman 2000).
Expectations are that both in the short-term and the medium term, CAP patients consume more medical resources, require more (in formal help, might experience more trouble to get back to their daily activities, and have a lower quality-of-life than their non-diseased peers.
Since the UNICEF purchase price of PCV7 or of other vaccines in the pipeline are unknown, in the present analysis we chose to use a base-case value of $3.5, which has been suggested as a possible long term cap price by AMC; we also evaluated the implications of lower and higher costs, including another potential AMC cap price of $7.0 [ 61].
But when a team ties large bonus money into the contracts of a few elite players, it gets short-term cap relief at a long-term cost.
In a city where consensus on anything can be elusive, the poll revealed broad, bipartisan support for returning to the two-term cap: 74 percent of Democrats, 73 percent of Republicans and 72 percent of independents back it.
That's because for 2003 there are seven different long-term cap gains rates, up from five in 2002.
Long-term cap rock integrity represents the single most important constraint on the long-term isolation performance of natural and engineered CO2 storage sites.
Among key screening criteria, long-term cap rock integrity represents the single most important constraint on long-term isolation performance, and among predictive methodologies, the reactive transport modeling approach is uniquely well suited to quantify this fundamental constraint for both natural and engineered settings.
