Sentence examples for extended limitations from inspiring English sources
In 2012, Gillibrand authored a portion of the STOCK Act, which extended limitations on insider trading by members of Congress.
The same mode of speech may be extended to limitations of time, property, and relation, particularly when one is in need of constructing a description that is intended to suit exactly some specific situation and none other.
Yet their extended physical limitations associated with treatment may make it relatively difficult to do so.
These strategies included overstating or extending study limitations, while, in some cases at the same time, selectively appropriating and/or ignoring the same study limitations about findings more consistent with the stated position (i.e., no harms of screening or that the screened group reported more discussion with a clinician).
Although it was the defendants' own conduct that impacted the financial institutions, their violations were enough to extend the limitations period to 10 years.
We demonstrate how Ontology Design Patterns (ODPs) can extend inherent limitations of this model.
The system development takes into account problems identification in the database search environment and motivation in improving and extending current limitations.
Because some children with a history of asthma have already experienced some limitations in their daily activities (e.g., avoiding microorganisms from pets, abstaining from vigorous exercise and avoiding cold environments and allergenic foods) [ 32- 37], the experience of new-onset urticaria could further extend these limitations and increase life stresses.
The June 17 editorial "The Children Deserve Justice" advocates stronger laws to provide victims of child sexual abuse with justice, in the form of extended statutes of limitations on reporting.
