Sentence examples for establishing time limits from inspiring English sources

ACCURACY -- Mr. Gore does have proposals in the areas he mentions, and President Clinton did sign an overhaul of the welfare system into law in 1996, establishing time limits.

Statutes of limitations specifically, procedural rules establishing time limits that regulate a plaintiff's ability to pursue legal actions flow from legislative and judicial sources, have existed for centuries and today are largely ubiquitous.

TRMM pluviometry data were analyzed to dynamically establish time limits of the yearly dry season and burning periods.

Institutions should establish time limits for postdocs, after which they must be hired as research associates with commensurate salaries and benefits.

The administration of vaccines, the patient invitation and registration, the achievement of vaccination coverage within the established time limits, the notification for vaccine-related diseases and the surveillance of adverse reactions have been used as main quality indicators.

They establish reasonable time limits for resolving disputes.

It establishes no time limits or reporting requirements and does not even confine the president to Iraq, but rather speaks of restoring peace and security "in the region".

The hostess should establish a time limit and watch the time.

Voting with the 5-4 majO'Connor'Connoruleded that the Florida Supreme Court's method for recounting ballots was a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and, crucially, that no alternative method could be established within the time limits set by the state.

His surveys of business leaders around the country found that obtaining planning permission, for instance, took between 10 days and 68 (though a recent law, establishing statutory time-limits for planning officials, ought to speed things up).

A fully counter-balanced design was chosen to establish whether the different time limits had an effect on (a) the writing scores, (b) the inter-rater reliability and (c) the quality of the discourse.