Sentence examples for Limited time off from inspiring English sources

Under the federal system, there is also no longer any parole arrangement, meaning that a first-time offence for dealing 100g of cocaine will see prisoners serve between 27 and 33 months, with only limited time off for good behaviour.

Later, the working week went from 48 hours to 40, and two weeks of paid holidays (the famous congés payés France is often derided for by countries where workers enjoy limited time off) were made law.

Lerner didn't talk with Marissa Meyer, CEO of Yahoo, about her plan to only take limited time off after the birth of her twins in December.

With out of town performances and conferences to attend for her business, she knew the limited time off would affect her ability to pursue her interests.

Although North toured Australia with the British & Irish Lions and played for Wales in the Six Nations, giving him limited time off prior to joining Saints, the wing denies that he is feeling tired ahead of the matches to come.

Unfortunately, Blue Apron's Whole30 partnership is only for a limited time, kicking off Jan . 8and lasting through the week of Feb. 26, so ring in the new year with a clean plate while the program is available.

Given the limited time before kick-off, in lieu of decriminalisation we recommend a Parliamentary-sanctioned moratorium on the enforcement of laws that persecute and victimise sex workers during the World Cup period.

Some employers offer a limited amount of paid time off for new mothers and often for new fathers, but that might not be enough.

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The survey is open for a limited time period and then closed off a few days later.

A variety of dishes that can be prepared in advance and laid out with minimal fuss eases the trade-off between limited time and an undiminished desire to entertain.