Sentence examples similar to wide caps from inspiring English sources

The Waxman-Markey Discussion Draft provides for an economy wide cap & trade program: The cap reduces greenhouse gas emissions to 20percentt below 2005 levels by 2020, and 83percentt below 2005 levels by 2050.

Use a bottle that has a wide cap.

Some environmentalists, including Tim Yeo, chairman of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, argue that new Europe-wide caps on carbon emissions mean that new capacity can be supported, forcing additional reductions in C02 elsewhere.

Another suggestion is to make importers enter the ETS and buy European emissions allowances to cover their products (though squaring this idea with fixed Europe-wide caps on allowances sounds a nightmare).Yet listen to European industrialists, and they are saying something simpler: they may leave if carbon curbs make it more competitive to produce elsewhere.

Similarly the UK government rose up in bitter opposition to the EU-wide cap on bankers' bonuses.

Last month, following a two-year investigation into the sector, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) stopped short of imposing an industry-wide cap on overdraft fees.

A far more important part of the Clean Energy Future Act is that it legislates an economy-wide cap on carbon emissions.

In many respects the election of Scott Brown changes little about the prospects of Congress passing economy-wide cap and trade legislation in 2010.

An earlier proposal put an economy-wide cap on greenhouse gases, requiring industry and utilities to buy credits from the government to emit carbon dioxide.

While there is an industry-wide cap on emissions – known as a baseline – it has been set very high with no policy in place to make it come down over time.

MPs have lambasted major banks for excessive overdraft charges and proposed an industry-wide cap on fees after concluding that consumers "don't stand a chance" of being able to identify the best deal.