Sentences with phrase «under the cap»

If not guaranteed, then we only need to make sure we stay under the cap?

First up, that little white cover that is typically present under the cap of screw - top jars.

That's good environmental news — more people come in under the cap than over it — but bad news if you're trying to create a vibrant market.

The employees wear lightweight, wireless sensors that fit under caps or existing safety equipment, such as helmets.

A state analysis in 2014 predicted pump prices would climb 10 to 12 cents per gallon as a result of coming under cap and trade.

By the time 2009 rolled around, emissions were already well under the cap.

In this case, low prices mean that firms are not exceeding their emissions allowances under the cap - and - trade scheme, and so do not need to purchase additional permits.

This policy brief outlines various options for containing costs under a cap - and - trade program to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

However, they still have to get under the cap, figure out how they the players who were injured can come back and play the «toughest» schedule next year.

At the same time, the union raises concerns with the negative growth rate under the cap which has been calculated for some school districts.

Yes, one can get V8 power at a starting price under the cap, but destination charges will push you over it.

I would guess that these are much higher under a cap and trade system than under a tax system.

It would reward communities with property tax rebates if local governments implement austerity measures to keep their growth under the cap.

But i am not convinced that would even be possible under the cap or without paying some kind of astronomical luxury tax.

Teachers unions and local government groups have sought exceptions under the cap, including an effort to end the link to the rate of inflation.

Those rebates will benefit districts that kept spending under cap limits even as school taxes rose.

Do not use if seal under cap is broken or missing.

Leave under the cap and rinse after 10 minutes for a truly deep treatment.

If you're going bald don't hide the fact under a cap.

The difference is, under a tax, politicians set the prices, whereas under a cap, the market does.

Next note that carbon revenue under a cap is defined as the value of permits at the time they are retired.

Companies operating under the cap aren't allowed to emit unless they get allowances, which the government either distributes or sells quarterly, using the proceeds to support environmental activities or poor communities.

However, to stay under the cap we were compelled to forgo that additional revenue.

And if you buy a plug - in under cap and trade, you can be sure you will just be making it cheaper for someone else to buy an SUV.

Moreover, each quality player costs more and becomes impossible to fit under the cap.

These chargers would be under the caps of the keys on your keyboard, sending power out or acting as receivers of power in alternate use cases.

It could even free up more allowances under the cap to direct towards innovation funding and new entrants.

This policy brief outlines various options for containing costs under a cap - and - trade program to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

The tally does not include municipal governments where officials have proposed a higher than 2 percent tax levy hike but are working to get under the cap's line.

Scandinavian carbon tax rates differ by type of fuel, economic sector, and whether or not the emissions concerned also come under cap - and - trade arrangements.

With only 25 schools remaining under the cap in New York City, advocates have been building momentum in recent days for an elimination of the cap by the State Legislature prior to the end of the legislative session in mid-June.

The DOB found that the available room under the cap is expected to decline from $ 3.3 billion from the 2013 fiscal year to $ 366 million fiscal year 2017.

His face relaxes, and Penn's directorial eye traces in detail its craggy impassivity, often positioned under a cap with a zany slogan on it: «No Bitching», a quirky, human touch which is somehow appropriate and inappropriate at the same time.

«Since 2011, the Democratic governor has proposed or signed into law hundreds of millions of dollars in fiscal maneuvers to shift spending out from under the cap.»

In 2012 - 13, personal income grew about four percent, and Cuomo and the Legislature awarded an $ 800 million increase, the maximum allowed under the cap.

Regulatory approval of a fertilizer management offset methodology would enable GHG emission offsets created by farmers to be sold to regulated entities with mandatory emission reduction obligations under the cap - and - trade program.

Even as motor fuels fell under cap and trade's mandates, gas prices on a statewide basis edged down.

Challenging a claim under a cap system would cost much more than under the current system, resulting in a scenario where justice may be out of reach for many British Columbians.

Previous claims by the CES that canon law prevents them from opening new schools under the cap were exposed as false by Humanists UK late last year.

(It's easiest to talk about this in terms of revenue from a carbon tax; all the same considerations, more or less, apply to the value of carbon permits under a cap - and - trade system.)

Trying to figure out how TBL can fit the goalie we would send back under the cap.

It said that at «other Christian» free schools opened under the cap, 55 per cent of pupils were white, but in fully - religiously selective «other Christian» secondary schools, 85 per cent of pupils were white.

Including biofuels under a cap - and - trade scheme could create a more complete carbon management framework for the transportation fuels sector, according to a new peer - reviewed discussion paper by Dr. John DeCicco.

Inside the product comes with a pump under the cap and the bottle itself is also in a dark pink color blurring out to white at the top of the bottle.

Boys wore dresses with spaghetti straps and girls wore collared shirts and tucked their hair under caps or pulled it back to keep it out of their faces.

The group used to provide binary options instruments under the cap of its Cyprus - regulated unit, but it discontinued the service in early June last year.

The crimping under the cap makes school aid all the more important for districts, NYSUT argues.

But while tax revenues have been successfully limited under the cap, Michael Borges with the New York State Association of School Business Officials said districts» costs, including health care and transportation, have continued to rise much faster than the average rate of inflation.

While most local governments increase property taxes by an amount less than the cap, the state will be locked into making payments at the maximum under the cap, Peters said.