Sentence examples similar to five year time limit from inspiring English sources
The "artificiality" of the two year time limit imposed by the act should be relaxed, MPs urge, given the "lasting impact domestic abuse can have on victims".
Another piece of advice is, that if you leave the submission of the claim right near to the three year time limit it is highly unlikely that your case will be settled.
It excluded hand searching, grey literature and foreign language journals, and was limited to a five year time period due to funding constraints.
On Wednesday, at Coventry City, Clarke will seek Championship clubs' agreement to "financial fair-play proposals" understood to require them, in five years' time, to begin to limit themselves to £5m losses over the next three years.
We'll know in five years' time".
However, Swiss law places a five-year time limit on such payments.
We've discovered that the five-year time limit for eliminating the deficit was actually a rolling one – which in effect, therefore, never comes.
It's competitive, expensive, and for would-be barristers, there's a five-year time limit during which to secure pupillage – the next stage of legal training.
Not many probably, because the states have already pushed some recipients off the lists; and the 1996 law also allowed them to exempt up to a fifth of welfare recipients from the five-year time limit.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani had vigorously defended the contracting process as a speedier way to put public assistance recipients to work before they reach the federal five-year time limit on benefits.
