Sentence examples for for a time limit from inspiring English sources

"I can't see any real scientific rationale" for a time limit, Dr. Volberding said.

But it's not time for finger-pointing – it's time for a time limit.

Separately, more than 30 charities and organisations are now calling for a time limit of 28 days' detention.

A critic of "bogus" claims by professional claims management firms, Horta-Osório bacallscalls for a time limit for customers to make claims for PPI.

Mr. Carew said the league did not disagree with the need for a time limit, but he said 20 business days would have been better.

"We will ask politicians to pledge their support for a time limit on the detention of adults – and to work with us… to make it happen".

The watchdog has outlined what these letters should contain, including details of a time limit for making a complaint.

There are a range of options for how a time limit could be delivered, which the UK will propose and discuss with the EU.

Staunton had proposed that the penalty for exceeding a time limit be a fine, and this was tried in some international tournaments as late as Nürnberg 1906.

For example, a time limit may be placed on how long the ball may remain out of reach before the game is over.

In the 20th century, as the term began to be applied to exterior surfacing exclusively, stuccowork was for a time limited in use to small-scale, modest buildings, usually residential.