Sentence examples for to include cap from inspiring English sources

An ominous sign came last week when the Senate voted more than 2-to-1 to reject a proposal to include cap and trade in the reconciliation process.

This interval was chosen based on the time windows used for patient enrollment [ 19] and to include CAP patients who deteriorated after admission [ 20, 21].

MEPs also want the future national emission ceiling (NEC) directive to include caps on mercury (HG), but say that an impact assessment should be carried out before national emission reduction commitment are determined.

This type of flows include cap bubble, slug and churn flow regimes.

Another known resistance mechanisms to PI3K/mTOR inhibition include cap-independent translation and FOXO-mediated mechanism.

It's high spec compared to even general needs housing". One issue of concern is changes to welfare payments, which include caps on payments, local housing allowance rates set using the bottom 30% of rents rather than using the average rent for an area, and single 25-34 year olds only being able to claim based on the cost of a room in a shared house, not a one-bed flat.

Statutory pre-tax profits rose from £52.4m to £186m and including CAP in revenue – Top Right prefers to strip it out to give a true like-for-like picture of its ongoing businesses – revenue rose slightly to £251.7m.

Arthur Breens has set up an online petition calling on the Lords to amend the Financial Services Bill on 28 November to include a cap on the interest and charges applied by these lenders, who charge up to 16,000% APR.

On July 30th, Mr Mahuad had to veto a government bill strengthening the banking regulator, after Congress had amended it to include a cap on interest rates and an increase in deposit-guarantee cover.After some fumbling, Mr Mahuad is trying to clean up the banks, most of whose deposits have been frozen since March.

ALBANY — As New York lawmakers strive to complete the state budget by April 1, one of the most contentious battles involves whether to include a cap on medical malpractice payments that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has proposed with the support of the state's hospital industry.

Grab said it has "adjusted" its prices to include a cap on surge fees in order to manage what is likely to be a lot more demand.