Sentence examples for a time limit from from inspiring English sources

Disability pension with a time limit from one to four years was introduced in Norway in January 2004, and was phased out in 2010.

All projects on Kickstarter have a dollar amount funding goal and a time limit from 1 to 90 days.

By providing that any action that was lawful under the 1967 act was also lawful under the 1929 act, the amendment effectively removed any time limit from terminations under any of the other three grounds, which the article might usefully have identified.

Teaching students that "it's fine not to get everything right", the scheme includes tests that get progressively harder within a time limit, preventing pupils from answering all of the questions.

Apart from a time limit on the best deals, you need to watch out for penalties if you overpay or repay the whole amount early.

The reforms agreed to by the NYPD include installing a civilian representative in the police department to act as a check on its actions, ending open-ended investigations by introducing a time limit and removing a report from the NYPD website that critics said made "sweeping generalizations" that could lead to religious and racial profiling.

But O'Connor's opinion imposed a time limit: We expect that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further the interest approved today.

The USB drive will be called Tamatebako (in Japan, at least) and can destruct stored data automatically within a given time frame (users can choose any time limits from 10 minutes to one full week).

Ms Dorries is expected to make the case for a cut in the time limit from 24 weeks to 20 weeks.

Since becoming women's minister, Miller has called for a reduction in the abortion time limit from 24 to 20 weeks.

The waiting time limit from referral to performed CT was a maximum of two working days.