Sentence examples for tight caps from inspiring English sources

The negative effects of bid credits and resale can be mitigated through direct restrictions on resale, tight caps on credits, reserve prices, anonymous bidding, and enhanced competition.

"So fossil capital is shut down under tight caps, but non-carbon capital is never abandoned under loose caps," says Morris.

Now the offset fight over unbudgeted disasters is pushing up against tight caps on discretionary spending — even before the "supercommittee" members get out their budget knives.

Thus, for all the priority areas we are investing in, difficult trade-offs had to be made to meet these very tight caps.

It should also set tight caps on what former officials, including former lawmakers, can earn from lobbying before they must register as lobbyists.

Democrats, in turn, contend that Mr. Bush's desire for tight caps on lawsuits coddles corporations that are trying to protect their profits.

The cavalryman wears a tight cap, a short robe, an armored vest, tight trousers and boots.

The result was a tight cap on the price, regardless of demand.The appetite for AIA shares was indeed voracious.

Ask Professor Chris Ham, head of the King's Fund, who worked in the Department of Health when Labour set its tight cap.

But earlier this year a federal appeals court overturned this rule, leaving the regulator to reassess the case for such a tight cap.

Engineers made repeated efforts to contain or muzzle the well with little success until a tight cap was fitted over it nearly three weeks ago.