51.   That is going to put a cap on any big moves up.

52.   The agency also said SabreTech failed to put safety caps on the generators after removing them from another ValuJet plane and did not properly train the employees involved.

53.   The community must also deal with him because he represents the city every time he puts the cap with the A on his thick skull.

54.   The increased buying power of the mark has cut import costs and subjected domestic manufacturers to more competition, putting a cap on prices.

55.   The jump has cut the cost of imports, putting a cap on domestic prices.

56.   The legislation would put caps on punitive damages, those court awards that have been in the millions of dollars for several companies.

57.   The proposal would put a cap on how many visitors could enter the park on a given day, possibly leaving some people turned away at the park gates.

58.   These caps were put in place when a balanced budget seemed unattainable.

59.   They also moved to put caps on punitive damages in all civil lawsuits.

60.   This also puts a cap on the amount of revenue colleges can bring in, which is another factor for the jump in costs, she said.