Sentence examples for automatically cut off from inspiring English sources
And calls are automatically cut off after 60 seconds, to ensure no excessive chattering.
Bokova had no say in the decision, but it triggered a US law that automatically cut off funding for bodies that recognised a Palestinian state.
Many of those transferred, however, were automatically cut off by the city from food stamps, even though the federal law explicitly allowed people to receive both benefits.
Under proposals in the welfare reform bill, many claimants will find that their employment and support allowance payments are automatically cut off after 12 months.
Belkin also offers its $10 Conserve Socket, a timed socket that can be set to automatically cut off the power to an appliance after 30 minutes, three hours or six hours.
The gambling companies and the states are developing a set of player protection policies on the sites, including links to gambling counseling services, self-imposed betting limits and features that would automatically cut off wagering after a certain period.
When the limit is reached, the system automatically cuts off the power transfer to the transponder to save energy.
In the case of an earth quake, for example, users will be warned via a message on the TV screen while the system automatically cuts off all gas mains in the house.
It seems, rather, that as task demands increase, these automatically and progressively cut off our ability to introspectively focus on our affective state, so that when engaged in demanding activities (whether athletic or musical) the pleasure we experience is out of (the limited-capacity cognitive awareness of our) mind (cf. §2.3.4, 3).
If a urine test shows the presence of cocaine or other illegal drugs — as it did in some of Dr. Hurwitz's patients — should a doctor automatically cut him off?
Industry officials said that an elaborate set of rules and procedures has been developed to allow one regional system to automatically cut itself off from others when a failure occurs.
