capping

[kap-ing]

noun

Mining.

1. overburden.

Word History and Origins

Origin of capping¹

cap ¹ + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

In addition to capping the amount of funds that can be spent on permanent housing, HUD is requiring more total homeless dollars be subject to competitive bidding.

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A government spokesperson said pubs were "vital to local communities," adding that ministers were lowering business rates, cutting alcohol duty on draught pints, capping Corporation Tax and reforming licensing rules.

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They also suggest banning UPFs in public settings such as schools and hospitals, and capping shelf space for UPFs in supermarkets.

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The State Bar does not comment on potential investigations, but has previously said California law generally prohibits making payments to procure clients, a practice known as capping.

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A consultation on the changes had canvassed views on capping costs at up to 30% above the face value of a ticket.

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