Sentence examples for the capping of from inspiring English sources

In August 2006, the band incorporated its publishing business in The Netherlands following the capping of Irish artists' tax exemption at €250,000.

"It was meant to be the capping of a successful career and look what happened.

She seemed to love the progress that cry represented; without the capping of his tracheostomy, no sound was possible.

The effect on the town was horrific, coupled by the capping of rates, meaning that outsourcing became the norm.

What Osborne did say was that he wants to institutionalise the capping of welfare benefits, attempting to tie the hands of future chancellors with cash limits on spending.

Then there was the capping of a 17-pass move against the Chicago Fire, and of course the astonishing long-range effort against the Portland Timbers.

To deal with local pollution, China has put on the agenda the capping of coal, which has long been a sensitive issue," he added.

The government announced last month it would abandon one of Labor's education savings – the capping of tax deductions for self-education expenses.

Can Labour really sweep away the capping of council budgets and compulsory competitive tendering for local services, and still keep the public finances in order?

Although he wants to take credit for the government response and the capping of the well, he can ill afford to declare "mission accomplished".

The BMA estimated that in combination with the capping of working hours for junior doctors, the effect of this ruling was tantamount to losing between 4,300 and 9,900 doctors.