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The goal should not be to restrict business, to cap the size of companies or to vindictively cut profit margins.

Brazil is trying to cap the appreciation of the real with higher taxes, but it doesn't seem to be working.

Last week he crashed his car, then he lost his job and now to cap it all his wife has left him!

It has no plans to cap carbon emissions because it believes such a move would limit economic growth.

To cap it all, Japan now faces the return of a ghost it thought it had banished: deflation .

Monday's action was the fourth time in slightly over a year that Japan has intervened to cap the yen.

Ecuador also has no plans to cap the tourist trade, which is worth $500m a year.

To cap it all, a recent study suggested that it was all too easy for companies to buy the loyalty of those who cover their stock.

They had no water and now, to cap it all, the troops of Fulgencio Batista were about to fire on them.

because it had failed to come up with a credible plan to cap its public debt.

And, to cap it all, he gave his daughters a Portuguese water dog named "Bo" .

The Indonesian government decided to cap subsidy spending and increase the cost of gas.

It is true that China is now a more developed developing country. And that is why China has done a great deal to cap emissions.

We're trying to cap costs by keeping salary increases low.

Lawrence J. Kordasiewicz, a 59-year-old retired teacher, and his wife found ways to cut costs on their trip to Cap Cod.

And he said, 'But we have to cap it. '

Concerns over the global cycle, earnings downgrades, and financial system worries are all likely to cap the market upside.

Their selling is likely to cap a rally, at least temporarily.

The weakness of the dollar also prompted the Bank of Japan to intervene to cap gains in the yen for the first time since 2004.

Mr Ryan's approach was to cap federal health-care costs and shift the burden of health-care inflation to the states and individuals.

As BP engineers continue their efforts to cap the underwater flow of oil, landfall is becoming more frequent, and the effects more evident.

Actually, AT&T is not the first ISP in the United States to cap monthly downloads.

The United States had put pressure on Saudi to deliver a credible deal to cap crude prices and underpin faltering economic growth.

Attach to the end of a braid border. Flip horizontal or rotate the shape to cap different borders.

Supporters of a tax on emissions, an alternative to cap-and-trade advocated by many economists, are few and far between.

That debate is heating up as the U. S. Congress considers a bill to cap carbon emissions.

And to cap it all, while he's putting himself about as the saviour of Europe, Brown is unwittingly copying his French neighbours.

The administration's desire to cap some mortgage rates is one example.

To cap it off, the dollar is climbing against the euro, tightening US monetary conditions.

Legislation to cap carbon emissions, though supported by the administration, is struggling to get through Congress.

The European Court of Justice today upheld the decision to cap cellphone roaming charges across the EU.

But the White House has backed away from earlier efforts to cap bankers' pay.

That happens when the price of a security rises, forcing investors who are short the security to cover their positions to cap the losses.

Let the stone ChunMiao after return back to cap the silver, he found the comrade joint of the sign.

Among the more citizen-friendly suggestions is a proposal to cap the number of government cars at the current 700, 000.

The European Commission said Tuesday it would present a new regulation in October to cap roaming charges for text messages.

Yes, there is a price to be paid: Investors must be willing to cap their gains.

To cap it all, religious Jews recently torched a mosque in Tuba, a Bedouin town in the north of the West Bank.

In California and Florida, some public institutions have been forced to cap enrollment.

Chris Eagles was delighted to cap another first-team opportunity with the equalising goal against Kaizer Chiefs in Cape Town .

He insisted that Mr Baucus drop any attempt to cap this tax break.

Darron Gibson says his match-winning goal at Hull was the perfect way to cap a memorable season for the young midfielder.

To cap it all, religious Jews recently torched a mosque in Tuba, a Bedouin town in the north-east of Israel.

To cap it all, the complex was delayed by engineering problems and came in 50 per cent over the original $3. 6bn budget.

They also refused to authorize the use of reconciliation for his plan to cap greenhouse gas emissions.

Mr Sarkozy even wants big banks in the G20 countries to cap total bonus payouts to a fraction of their revenues.

On taking office, Obama threatened to cap bonuses at $500, 000, describing runaway pay packages as "the height of irresponsibility" .

The Dutch banking association announced that its members have agreed to cap bonuses and severance pay.

A comprehensive Climate Bill to cap-and-trade carbon emissions crashed along with the US economy, after a spectacular ride.

Financial authorities in Britain and Europe are pushing for new regulations to cap bankers' pay.

The group says one way to ease the pressure on the city would be to cap the numbers of tourists.

But the problem with the oral dose is that the digestive system intervenes to cap the amount of vitamin C allowed into the bloodstream.

Don't forget to cap the tank after filling it up with petrol.

Seeking to build on a popular plan to cap all household benefits, Mr Cameron. . . . . .

Added respawn time advantages when a team begins to cap any point.

He convinced it to cap property taxes at 2%. On December 9th he brokered a bipartisan reform to pay arbitration.

To cap it all, pubs and eateries have to pay the same 80-90% markup for their booze as consumers do in the state-run stores.

signed into law America's first wide-ranging scheme to cap greenhouse-gas emissions.

Opposition to CAP has suffered some public-relations setbacks.

To cap it off, unlike most Americans, members of Congress and their dependents often get to keep their health plans after they retire!

There are so many that Beijing has recently asked Washington to cap the number of forums through which they manage bilateral problems.

His fate was sealed when BP's early plans to cap its well failed, leaving oil still spewing.

That may leave big energy firms regretting their opposition to cap and trade.

The left-wing government of Ecuador has been pressing legislators to cap interest rates.

Chinese progress in that field calls into question Gates' decision to cap production of the F-22 Raptor stealth fighter at 187 planes.

In return, the ratings in Cataclysm should be much harder to cap.

You'd have to cap your hands three times to lure it in.

Basically, you're going to want 38 spell hit rating to cap yourself out (or somewhere around 38, I can't remember the exact number).

So Mr Draghi will probably be wary of swiftly stepping in to cap Italy's interest rates.

Its latest offer was to cap them at $14. 5bn but that well exceeded current payouts, estimated at $9bn.

At its annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur this week, the trade group pledged to cap emissions from aviation in 2020.

Japan has a long history of intervening in currency markets to cap the yen and protect exporters.

WHAT CHINA PROMISED: China agreed to cap its future spending on farm subsidies at 8. 5 percent of the value of domestic farm production.

But when they obtain excellent degrees. we send them to cap air conditionerity to compete next to us.

Proposals have been made in Europe to cap the volume of offsets supplied from China.

But other economists have warned that the government may need to do more to cap inflation and protect the economy.

Does he believe he will eventually become world champion to cap his remarkable recovery?

An obvious danger of large and persistent deficits is a loss of faith in governments' ability to cap the rise in debt.

An earlier plan to cap the percentage of profits banks can pay to staff looks like it is on the back burner.

And to cap it all, aquaculture produces CO2 and gobbles up energy.

Tonight, to cap an outstanding tournament, the Italian skipper will make his 100th international appearance.

It was a great way to cap off a long day.

Several major cities in China have announced plans to try to cap food prices.

Rental subsidies for low-income groups in view of plans to cap the rally aroused, the future will be some adjustments are unknown.

BP oil company is preparing its latest effort to cap the 6-week-old oil leak.

Four years ago, League Two owners agreed to cap wages at 60% of turnover.

In short, we need to cap rates on all short-term deposits.

So Gates wanted to cap F-22 production at 187, a level set by Rumsfeld, and emphasize drone use.

And to cap it off, there is no known way to clean up an oil spill under ice.

To cap it off they hold a grand party.

In other words, it will reduce intervention to cap any rise in the Chinese yuan.

Then to cap it off, it turned out that a frenzied 10-year spending spree had consequences.

To cap it all off they served three kinds of dessert.

On the other hand, two policy concerns will continue to cap the upside potential of RMB appreciation next year.

It is also aiming to cap payments by income, so that more money will go to smaller farms, a goal many Democrats will share.

Germany and China joined forces at last year's G20 summit in Seoul to block an American proposal to cap current-account imbalances.

The euro declined from a record $1. 5983 on speculation the European Central Bank may take steps to cap the currency's gains.

Hedge funds have had another lousy year, to cap a disappointing decade

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