Sentence examples similar to capped at two hours from inspiring English sources

The district plans to use the survey results to reshape homework policies, which currently allow its teachers to assign 10 minutes of homework each day beginning in kindergarten, and increase it by 10 minutes for each grade level, capping at three hours for high schoolers.

Gupta tells TechCrunch the accuracy is 95% at half an hour ahead, dropping off after that with a prediction cap at two hours — presumably before it becomes too speculative.

If passed, the initiative would give employees one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours they work, capped at nine days for large businesses and five days for small ones.

It allows each employee to earn one hour of paid sick time for every 40 hours worked, with the number of days capped at five per year.

The proposal would allow each covered employee to earn one hour of paid sick time for every 40 hours worked, with the number of days capped at five a year.

Both the free delivery ETAs and the "get it now" prices are subject to change based on demand, with a cap at six hours for waiting and $30 for immediate service.

Ms Bennett's party calls for a living wage of £8.10 ($12.88) an hour, and argues that top pay should be capped at ten times that.

The list was arbitrarily capped at eight.

Your success is capped at four runs.

Sole Parent Support will be capped at five years.

Lisa said, "My husband says I'm capped at ten".