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Those who have been employed by their sponsor for more than 12 months should be able to stay for up to five years, and will not be capped.

Looking ahead, the peacefulness should end in London with a slew of top tier data that will be capped off by the ECB statement at 12: 45GMT.

Instead, the total number of commissioners will be capped at a rotating two-thirds of the number of member states.

Child allowances were to be capped, consumption taxes doubled and corporate taxes cut instead.

Must not be capped, blocked, plugged, or contain any valve between the relief valve and the end of the discharge line.

The festivities will be capped with fireworks and a concert featuring performances by musicians from across the world.

The profit potential for the life of that endeavor will likely be capped at a lackluster level.

This reasoning should be capped by an experimental finding.

The committee called for the national curriculum to be capped so that it accounted for less than half of teaching time in schools.

Note that your trade size may be capped by the margin allowances for futures traders and for stock traders.

The pose has to be capped off by a great expression and all great expressions begin and end with the EYES.

Italy's debt could be capped, but could it ever be reduced to a more comfortable level?

When not connected to the filling rack, cylinders must be capped and secured against falling.

Few voters will thank Mrs Merkel for raising health-insurance contributions, especially when employers' costs will henceforth be capped.

The caisson could not simply be capped, because the oil pressure would blow its suction pile out of the sea floor.

Some businesses have been reassured by the fact that payments will be capped based on the local minimum wage.

When not connected to the filling rack, cylinders must be capped and secured.

Investments in new projects should be capped at less than 50%.

CEBS said this month that cash bonuses at banks in the EU would be capped at as low as 20 per cent of total pay.

The share of private capital in that industry is to be capped at 30 percent.

Mobilization will now be capped based on the size of your standing army.

But Ni Chou-hwa, an official at the Ministry of Education, says the number of Chinese students will initially be capped at 1, 000.

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recommends that total payments to donors be capped at $10, 000.

Interest for bank loans would be capped.

Shipments will be capped at 7, 976 metric tons, down from 28, 417 tons for the same period a year ago.

But once that target has been hit, production will be capped, with no plans for further expansion.

Though government's voting stake will be capped at 75 per cent, RBS will effectively be state-owned, if not fully state-controlled.

But the government has called for the budget to be capped in future.

In some cases, teeth have to be capped or replaced because of thinning enamel.

No longer will wages be capped.

Prices of essential medicines will be capped and the medical insurance scheme will be extended to nine in 10 people by 2011.

A remarkable 82% thought that pay for senior bank staff should be capped (see chart 6).

Under the agreement, this withholding tax rate will be capped at 5%.

Mr Williams' bonus will be capped at 1. 5 times his basic salary.

Payments to civil servants will be capped at 12 months of salary when lay-offs are compulsory and at 15 months when they are voluntary.

China's Commerce Ministry said total exports for the year would be capped at just under 30, 300 metric tons, down 40% from last year.