Sentence examples for artificial time limit from inspiring English sources
"Families who are needy don't stop being needy just because of some artificial time limit," said Marc Cohan, director of litigation for the Welfare Law Center, an advocacy group for the poor.
First introduced in Congress in 1923, the ERA was not passed and sent to the states for ratification until 1972, with an artificial time limit of only seven years for approval by the states.
However, they should be unconstrained by artificial time limits.
In time, they should adopt the permanent solution: finally delinking naturalization and artificial time limits from the granting of lifesaving assistance to these refugees.
Artificial time limits for support might help but the commission says it is not attracted to Scotland's system of placing a three-year limit on support following divorce.
The statement also opposes any attempt to reduce the ECHR's backlog through a "sunset" mechanism - that is, setting an artificial time-limit beyond which a case will not be considered.
"This process should not be rushed, subject to some sort of external time limit or artificial process, because it's too important".
No time limit was needed.
But remember - no time limit".
