But one of the key domestic legislative priorities for this administration is lifting the cap on economic damages.

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But liberalising measures, such as lifting the cap on foreign direct investment in insurance, win few votes in India.

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After lifting the cap in 2001, the city saw the number of requested hearings skyrocket by 20% in one year.

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We favored no new taxes, lifting the cap on charter schools, cutting spending, as well as dozens of small-ticket items.

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On Thursday, the government offered a fresh concession to critics who complained that lifting a cap on the number of private patients treated in NHS hospitals would mean work was undertaken at the expense of NHS patients.

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When variable tuition fees were introduced in England in 2006, the government said there would be no lifting of the cap until after a review of their impact had taken place.

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Under that law, those are the three cap-lifting exemptions that the legislation that I just talked about would seek to change, and we have been working on efforts to do that.

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His fellow peers also failed to be convinced by the opposition's argument, and voted against Labour's bid to delete the lifting of the private income cap by 212 votes to 154, a government majority of 58.

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