PUT A CAP ON

The doctor advised him to put a cap on the daily intake of sugary drinks.

The coach had to put a cap on the team's practice hours to avoid exhaustion.

Parents should put a cap on the number of candies their children eat.

To maintain a peaceful neighborhood, residents agreed to put a cap on loud music after 10 PM.

The fashion show organizers had to put a cap on the number of attendees for safety reasons.

The school decided to put a cap on the number of students allowed in each class for better teacher-student interaction.

In order to control inflation, the central bank chose to put a cap on interest rates.

To maintain fair competition, the organizers decided to put a cap on the number of participants in the tournament.

The health department proposed to put a cap on sugar content in beverages to address public health concerns.

The chef, known for his creativity, refused to put a cap on experimenting with unique flavor combinations in his dishes.

The scientist emphasized the need to put a cap on deforestation to protect biodiversity and maintain ecological balance.

Parents should put a cap on their children's screen time to promote healthier habits.

To prevent overcrowding, the park has put a cap on the number of visitors allowed per day.

The mayor announced plans to put a cap on property taxes to ease the burden on residents.

In order to conserve water, the city has put a cap on lawn watering times.

To control expenses, the company decided to put a cap on its travel budget.

The government needs to put a cap on carbon emissions to address climate change effectively.

Expanding the team is essential, but we must put a cap on hiring to maintain budgetary constraints.

To control pollution, we need to put a cap on industrial waste.

Put a cap on your ambitions and focus on achievable goals.

We need to put a cap on the number of cars entering the city center.