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And a cap-and-trade system sounds "a bit like buying indulgences from the ancient church, " he told the Wall Street Journal.

Now it was just a white poof about the size of a cap.

"There was a sense of a ceiling and that likely put a cap on prices, " said Yuichi Ikemizu, Tokyo branch manager for Standard Bank.

Under such a policy, there would be a cap on greenhouse gas emissions from most sources, including electric utilities.

Last summer he said he would vote against a cap-and-trade scheme as a senator, though he had voted for the plan in the House.

Crews then turned to placing a cap over the pipe -- not to stop it, but to direct at least some of the oil to ships on the surface.

Driving a small yellow daisy flowers, small, have my nails so much, the biggest of a cap can be so great.

it was graduation day and mom was trying to take a picture of their son in a cap and gown, posed with his father.

Put a cap to how much the gift can be. Make sure you get the consensus of everyone.

He kept his word, but the poor goldsmith was obliged to carry the two humps as long as he lived, and to cover his bald head with a cap.

But thankfully, my organization has arranged for someone to meet me with a military uniform, a cap, and boots, and even a rifle.

President Obama acknowledged that the U. S. has not been able to pass a cap-and-trade system aimed at regulating pollution, but noted U.

In fact, you could be in a bottle with a cap on top, and you would not die at all, and you would not need any fresh air.

Barack Obama is keen to curb greenhouse-gas emissions with a cap-and-trade scheme. Can Congress come round to his way of thinking?

By the same token, if I'm going to the bank to talk with someone about a loan, I don't wear shorts and a cap.

Hillary Clinton, just back from Iraq, said on January 17th that she supported legislation to put a cap on the number of troops there.

Massachusetts has a cap, though Mr Deval wants to relax it a bit.

Australian regulators have imposed a cap of 8 per cent on the amount of a bank's domestic assets that can be tied up in cover pools.

The Bank Board has approved a cap of $5 billion, but sub-funds to boost funding for specific regions may also be possible.

April: No, we're too far from the field and everybody is wearing a cap and gown. It's hard to see who's who.

A cap or tube containing a small amount of explosive used to detonate the main explosive charge of a firearm or mine.

Take unemployment benefits, which pay about a third of the lost salary, up to a cap.

We raced to the soda machine to see if our bottle had a Cap. with the illustrious star on the inside.

The chambermaid smirked and went for a cap, but I laughed outright .

A study for the European Commission published last month recommended a cap on liabilities to discourage such a catastrophic outcome.

To stop operation , take off the threaded cap of the catalytic burner and replace with a cap .

If I'm going to get my car serviced or buy tires, I don't wear a suit. I put on jeans, boots and a cap.

Many advocates of a cap-and-trade system said it was necessary, but not sufficient on its own, to control climate change.

You were meant to wear a cap but I didn't because you'd get beaten up if the other children knew you were at the grammar.

He promised to end the war in Iraq, sort out the Taliban, provide health care for all and erect a cap-and-trade system to save the planet.

In the driver's seat with the window down was a black man of 30 or so, a cap low on his brow, wearing thick black sunglasses.

We never bothered to shield a man. Officers had a different kind of a shirt than enlisted men, and they wore a cap with a peak.

What Hansen draws attention to is the fact that in a cap-and-trade world, acts of individual virtue do not contribute to social goals.

A somber-looking Obama admitted during a news conference that there is no support for a cap and trade bill to control emissions.

We weave that wicker into a cap , Wear it on the head, has played a warfare , Indescribably happy.

If the government imposes a cap, it knows the amount of pollution , but polluters do not know what the price of emissions will be .

He looked up and saw many monkeys in the trees and each monkey had a cap on its head.

The US House of Representatives approved a cap-and-trade bill to fight climate change in 2009, but the Senate never approved such a measure.

As soon as such a cap was formed, there was instant and typical response on the part of the organ.

Is a cap - and- trade program along the lines of the model used to reduce sulfur dioxide the right way to go ?

Some senators worry that the costs of a cap-and-trade scheme may spiral out of control.

He stands on the southern end of the bridge, wearing sunglasses and a cap to block the hot sun.

The most likely form of regulation is a cap-and-trade system, similar to the one already used in Europe.

One of the mistakes the Europeans made in setting up a cap-and-trade system was to give too many of those permits away.

The bad news: though you can negotiate a cap on the fees, the VC will require the company pay for all the fees Bum deal?

The index however, is now short-term overbought following recent advance. This may put a cap on present rally.

and a cap in which a thread and a polygonal pit are arranged is molded with polyethylene plastic by one shot.

The cap for fixing and blackening hair by medicine is composed of a cap immersed by the medicine, a moisture-proof plastic cap cover, etc.

A common element between Victor and Leon is that both men appears in the form of a long wool coat, sunglasses and a cap.

The authors suggest setting a cap on total emissions, and then converting that cap into a global per-person limit.

The utility model relates to a safety cap for protection, comprising a cap casing and a cap lining.

A cap-and-trade system can be made to work, but the price has to settle at a level that affects commercial decisions.

That said, new taxes are a tough sell in Washington, which helps explain the current preference for a cap-and-trade scheme.

Her work and a photo showing me wearing such a cap are attached.

and a cap disposed on the upper end of the inner plunger portion.

others argue for a system that sets a cap on pollution, and lets polluters trade the right to emit.

Also like Mr Obama, he proposes a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gases, but he would give away the permits, not auction them.

A little boy wears a cap, and holding a bat and a baseball, standing in his yard.

There will I make thee beds of roses And a thousand fragrant posies, A cap of flowers, and a kirtle Embroider 'd all with leaves of myrtle.

A man with a cap was on a ladder, cleaning the wall.

As the battle over a cap-and-trade bill continues in Congress, the industrial Midwest finds itself playing an awkward role.

She wore a cap and a pair of sunglasses.

NO ONE expected a bang; but the idea of a cap on America's carbon emissions died with barely the bathos of a whimper.

Most of these measures would be unnecessary if a cap-and-trade scheme were in place.

a popular edible fungus with a cap the color of liver or raw meat; abundant in southeastern United States.

Clark's logic is seductive: some European carbon emissions, including those generated by electricity, are subject to a cap.

He has a fighting chance to pass regulations on greenhouse gases, in the form of a "cap and trade" mechanism, through the Senate.

she wore a Cap. of fine linen, ribbons on her bodice, and Valenciennes lace on her cap.

With essentially a cap on what he can earn, the sooner Bryant can lock in guaranteed money the better (for his own financial security).

Mr Obama tried to get Congress to curb greenhouse-gas emissions through a cap-and-trade scheme.

The drop was a result of a cap in subsidies which Madrid applied because of a growing liability from its 25-year guaranteed incentives.

The injection nozzle assembly includes a cap member having a first surface that extends to a second surface.

Most talk focuses on a "cap and trade" system, in which companies would buy and sell permits to emit dwindling amounts of greenhouse gases.

The analysis results will offer a base studying a cap suffering from punching and shearing and for computing reinforcing quantity.

They're going to cut part of the leaking oil well and then put a cap on it. Hence, cut and cap.

The result has been a cap on taxes with no apparent limit on spending.

He typically wears a sailor suit with a cap and a black or red bow tie.

He would always wear sunglasses even inside, and a cap.

A type of positive-carry collar that secures a return through the purchase of a cap and sale of a floor.

Mrs. Lycett was thin and quiet and staid, wearing two little strips of lace on her hair to represent a cap.

A cap (14) for an orthodontic implant (12) generally comprises a body (16) and a receiving member (20) coupled to the body.

Investors and pay experts say pay will have to come down further but they are staunchly opposed to a cap.

If the United States does not have a cap-and-trade law in place by then, the chance of a global agreement will plummet.

But in 1990 the United States went ahead anyway with a cap-and-trade system for sulfur dioxide.

She wore a loose long-sleeved T-shirt with short pants along with black walkers and a cap, livening up her style.

Moves by the USA in 2009 to legislate a cap on national emissions were welcomed as a first step towards joining an international agreement.

Fans of a cap-and-trade system tout it as the ultimate jobs program.

A man with a cap was wiping the wall on a ladder.

heat in. In hot days it keeps the heat off like a cap, too.

MANY commentators fear that Barack Obama's plans for a cap-and-trade bill have got fatally stuck in the Senate.

President Obama is doing it, he has done the tailpipe standards, he has started putting in legislation for a cap-and-trade scheme.

But there are several virtues of a tax on carbon emissions relative to a cap-and-trade program.

Wine bottle cap with built-in suspension link includes a jacket, a cap seat and a upper cap.

It would establish a cap-and-trade system for curbing carbon-dioxide emissions, thus transforming the way Americans use energy.

Rich calf leather upper with a cap toe design and padded tongue and collar for extra comfort.

For non-combat situations, officers wore a black tunic and pants dress uniform, including a cap, boots, gloves, and standard rank squares.

In contrast, a cap-and-trade program creates emissions permits that provide substantial economic value to firms and industries.

A cap-and-trade system would raise the price of anything that, directly or indirectly, leads to the burning of fossil fuels.

Corruption, imprecision and inexperience are major hurdles that China has yet to overcome in establishing a cap-and-trade scheme.

put a cap on an expensive series of outages when it installed System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2.

The most annoying quirk of his is wearing a cap all the time.

Grassley said a cap proposal has the support of the White House.

At the time, the government made it clear that it would retain a cap of some kind.

S. carbon emissions. On Monday, U. S. lawmakers kicked off debate on legislation creating a 'cap and trade' system for curbing pollution.

The Acid Rain Program sets a cap on total SO2 emissions from the electric power sector on the U. S. mainland.

He regularly blasts Fred Hill, a Republican lawmaker from a Dallas suburb, for opposing a cap on property-tax appraisals.

During scaling or resizing of the image, areas covered by a cap are not scaled or resized.

We have placed a cap on power plant emissions to address regional air pollution , which will also reduce greenhouse gases .

The sporophyte body comprises a long stalk, called a seta, and a capsule capped by a cap called the operculum.

The device is a cap worn over the forehead containing tubes that circulate cool water.

a can to house the electrode assembly; and a cap assembly to seal the can.

In the photo, behind them, is a man in a cap pointing a gun directly at Dagsa.

They put a cap on the ground in front of them, so that people who like the music can drop coins into it.

Every afternoon listening the music and drinking a cap of coffee, enjoy myself with my customer .

Brown also said pay and bonuses "cannot reward failure or encourage unacceptable risk-taking" but declined to back a cap.

The speedy collapse of a cap-and-trade climate bill on June 6th also hinted at problems to come.

Mr Obama is, quite rightly, planning to introduce a cap-and-trade system, but he is also promising massive subsidies.

Most problematic of all, prospects for a cap-and-trade bill this year have deteriorated.

AMERICA will not pass a cap-and-trade law in time for the global climate-change summit in Copenhagen next month.

In Spring, tiny flowers called catkins blossom, then develop into acorns, which form inside a cap called a cupule.

But China's widely expected offer falls short of a cap on emissions.

Mr Obama's preferred device for cutting emissions, a cap-and-trade scheme, is designed to do just that.

Australia is the only country that doesn't place a cap on applicant numbers.

"I would rather see a cap at 10 pounds, " Mohs said of the new weight gain recommendations for obese patients.

Taiwan also lifted a cap on Chinese ownership in foreign companies that seek secondary listings in Taipei.

Sven was full of praise for Lennon, who along with 17 year old Theo Walcott, is yet to win a cap at senior level.

In particular they chastised the government's advocacy of a cap-and-trade policy for greenhouse gas emissions.

Completed in 1982, this Manhattan skyscraper has a cap of symmetrical curls like those on an 18th-century Chippendale commode.

But deposit rates are still subject to a cap and lending rates to a floor.

The subjects wear a cap fitted with 60 electrodes, with the aim of measuring the electricity generated by the brain.

The danger in a cap-and-trade system is that the permits to emit greenhouse gases are given away for free as opposed to priced at auction.

I undressed and put on a faded hospital gown while the nurse tucked my hair into a cap.

A simple carbon tax or a cap-and-rebate program would have been better.

Best of all, set a carbon tax, which is less susceptible to capture by business lobbies than is a cap-and-trade system.

Not only will Mr Obama now not sign a cap-and-trade bill before Copenhagen; the Senate is not even expected to pass one.

Sometimes, the adults used the peel of pomelo to make a cap for the kids. It was so funny.

Second, a man wearing jeans, T-shirts, with a cap.

Is it a cap? Why has it got two fronts?

He is the one who wearing olive shorts, a cap and a beige fishing shirt.

If a 2% goal was meant to be a cap on inflation, then policy would result in inflation averaging below 2% over time.

He wants to reduce America's greenhouse-gas emissions by 80% before 2050 with a cap-and-trade system of carbon permits.

eg. To achieve it, the government has put a cap onthe amount of money it spends and borrows.

The House voted narrowly, by 219 to 212, in favour of a climate-change bill that establishes a cap-and-trade system to reduce emissions.

That would likely work best under a cap-and-trade or carbon tax system.

It has a cap that makes a satisfying click sound when it's shut.

He went out without a cap on such a cold day.

Petals united at apex and shed as a cap (calyptra) at anthesis.

A successor to the Kyoto protocol could greatly increase the size of this market, as could a cap-and-trade system in America.

What they will do, is, they make a lot easier for employers to fire people and they've put a cap on salaries in the public sector.

Second, establish a price on carbon via either a tax or a cap-and-trade program to encourage low-carbon technologies.

The second is a cap-and-trade system of the sort Europe introduced to meet the Kyoto targets.

For the past 20 years, the state has set a cap on the number of students that each university can accept.

The Conservatives favour a cap on migrants entering Britain.

Countries do have a much bigger credit limit than individuals but there is still a cap on their borrowing capacity.

At Shell, our preference is for cap-and-trade systems that place a cap on the overall level of emissions permitted.

Yes. I need a new shirt, a skirt, a vest and a cap.

Given the Democrats' recent decision to drop a cap-and-trade bill in the Senate, that seems a long way off.

Student man: You are the head comes I am a cap, be less than bareheaded not need.

The driver wore a cap and his face was thin and very tanned.

How I wished I could have a cap, a real soldier's cap!

Some European countries have gone even further than the U. K. and U. S. France, for example, has called for a cap on all bankers bonuses.

The ECB could plausibly impose a cap on long-term market rates of, say, 4 per cent, and buy long-term debt securities.

They can put a cap on the number of troops the president can send.

Look in Lidongsheng, "Pick a cap " to TCL, be confidence of market of heavy model capital is important one annulus.

Second, revenues from a cap-and-trade system of carbon mitigation make their debut.

Britain is to impose a cap on immigration from outside the European Union from next month.

In the centre of a cap, there is a hole which you can put your pencil into it.

Sampling a cap with the lower limit exceeds the limit alarm.

I prefer a carbon tax over a "cap and trade" system.

Britain's government should impose a cap on bankers' bonuses.

In effect, the rule places a cap on insurance firms' future profits.

He gathered leaves to make a mask , and wove a cap of reed.

I wanna get a cap like her! Is the latest fashion!

Now the two parties plan to write a cap into the constitution before parliament is dissolved on September 27th.

Never wear a hat or a cap when watching performance. Don't eat nuts or some food which produces noise.

I'm a cat , cat , cat in a cap , cap , cap. Look, Jesse!

On climate change he, like Mr McCain, favours a cap-and-trade system.

"We have been paying [junkets] more than 1. 25 per cent and welcome a cap [on commissions]. "

In the programme, presenter Tom Dyckhoff wore a cap which measured brainwaves while he attempted to work in a busy office.

The proposal would create a temporary worker program to fill jobs Americans are not taking, setting a cap initially at 400, 000.

The haberdasher presented a cap, saying, "Here is the cap your worship bespoke. "

A cap-and-trade programme for carbon emissions that is yet to be designed will raise additional revenue starting in 2012.

metonymy He chose a gun instead of a cap and gown.

Tianlan is being followed by a mysterious guy in a cap when she enters the lift.

I can't see his hair. He has a cap. Come here. Can you see him now?

Canvas upper with a cap toe.

Her doll has a new dress and a cap.

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A cap on global warming of 2C is seen as the minimum to prevent irreversible global warming.

The government in June first implemented a cap on banks' foreign-exchange forward positions.

A branch of the Yi, wearing a cap of Samei Jiguan Native people here.

Third, under a cap-and-trade system, the government issues permits to pollute.

When you walk, be sure to wear a cap and light-colored clothes.

Like the government, he supports a cap-and-trade scheme, allowing polluters to buy and sell permits for their carbon emissions.

He wore a cap with tabs over the ears.

A cap was pulled low over his brow.

You have promised to institute a cap-and-trade scheme to reduce America's greenhouse-gas emissions.

The locking screw (17) and an end (18) are pressed on the arm plate (2) of the support frame by a cap (19).

In America, the new president has pledged to cut emissions by instituting a cap-and-trade scheme: expect a drawn-out battle in Congress.

The most important way to rein in carbon emissions is to charge for them, either through taxes or with a cap and trade system.

She is a oculist, wearing a cap with a cross on it and conducting an eyesight test for the patient in front of the counter.

acrodin Tissue forming a cap on teeth found in ray- finned fishes.

China isn't considering a cap on emissions, or a price on carbon.

Can a cat wear a cap? Yes, she can. A cat can wear a cap.

To avoid damage to the pile top, a metal band or a cap may be used.

Germany demanded a cap on budget deficits of 3% of GDP.

A cap on this benefit is proposed by Mr Gregg, who reckons this is "the most logical way to raise money. "

then a cat, a map, a hat, a cap, a bat popped up.

Coca-Cola has a market cap of $111. 37 billion and PepsiCo is right behind them with a cap of $103. 21 billion.

it is still a cap-and-trade bill that seeks to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by 17% on 2005 levels by 2020, and 83% by 2050.

My father was thrown outside the window, and landed or crawl into a cap of a sewer which was used to transform the bog.

I'll wear a cap with my new cope.

I'll wear a cap with my new cape.

A cap on a rabbit. A cap on a frog.

Tapping is the process of cutting a thread inside a hole so that a cap screw or bolt may BE threaded into it.

The government has placed a cap on local council spending.

She bought herself a cap.

I want a cap. How about this one?

If it doesn't have a cap, toss it.

A cap on a cat. A cap on a dog.

If politicians like, they can put a cap on the gas price.

The government set a cap on military spending.

In a cap cap cap.

The fear is that a cap-and-trade bill may expand a promising new sector but devastate a struggling, larger one.

It's also important to emphasize this is not a cap.

I'm a cat in a cap.

They fill ten 19-liter bottles with water at the same time and cover them with a cap featuring date and time when the bottle was filled.

there is a cap in the bedroom, too.

Will you have her bring me a cap of coffee?

One valve includes a cap (56) that provides a double seal (58, 60) .

New loan quotas have been pegged flat at last year's rates , putting a cap on rampant loan-book expansion .

There is a cap on the table too. The cup is clean.

There is a cap to prices.

do you want a cap of coffee?

Q. Are you going to be wearing a cap or a visor this week?

Can I help you? Yes, please. I want a cap.

A: Oh, it's nice. B: I want a cap.

The House passed a cap-and-trade bill last year on greenhouse gases.

Because I find a cap in your hair.

Last year, the House passed a cap-and-trade bill that would have cut greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020.

I got three gifts. One is a book, another is a pen, and the third is a cap.

It's a cap. But I like robots.

There is a potted pint on the desk , a cap on the chair.

When challenged, he explained to us that his level of remuneration from the school acted as a cap upon his input to our course

A secondary battery comprises a housing into which an electrode assembly is inserted, a cap assembly mounted to an opening of the housing;

A small wrapped gift (example: a cap of his favorite sport team)

A visitor wears a cap with a fan on it in front of the Tiananmen gate in Beijing

Ten north-eastern ones have already put a cap-and-trade scheme in place for utilities;

He sat at in table, head down, a cap and a book in hand

with a cap beneath his chin