Sentence examples for caps on time from inspiring English sources
After a 4-week baseline observation phase, eligible participants (N = 66) were randomly assigned to: (a) medication coaching sessions every other week to assist with adherence strategies (comparison group) or (b) medication coaching plus voucher reinforcement for opening electronic medication caps on time (voucher group).
A flat cap on time with devices — the restriction we first think of for ourselves and our kids — might help.
Employers who don't feel ready for an unlimited vacation policy may prefer a single paid-time-off (PTO) program, which ends distinctions between vacation, sick and personal days while retaining a cap on time off.
6) Refrain from applying caps on testing time without also considering issues of quality, redundancy, and testing purposes.
But its generosity will depend on the provinces agreeing to reforms, such as the introduction of national caps on waiting times for operations.
New sentencing guidelines have also limited the amount of time a person can be in solitary for a single disciplinary infraction though there's no cap on total time in solitary if infractions accumulate, and no limit on the use of solitary for "administrative" purposes.
In the simulation, the troughs move slowly around the ice cap, on a time scale of millions of years.
Although Mrs. Bourne spends an average of 10 hours with a client, there is "no cap" on the time allotted.
And, in a nod to a vigorous national debate about overtesting, the deal includes an amendment from Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo). to allow states to set a cap on the time or number of standardized tests they give each year.
Dan Cole played in 41 matches during the British & Irish Lions season of 2013 but even then the Leicester prop did not exceed the cap on playing time, because it is calculated by minutes on the field rather than number of games and his total was 324 minutes shy of the 32 x 80 mark.
They recommended a 28-day cap on the time people can be held in immigration detention, after hearing some harrowing evidence about the impact on detainees of being held for years, with no end in sight.
