Sentence examples for given a time limit from inspiring English sources

Each was given a time limit for each repetition.

Administration officials quickly reinforced the message, with Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, saying that while Mr. Putin had not been given a time limit, the Pentagon was speeding toward a series of missile defense tests that were clearly prohibited by the 29-year-old accord.

These telephone calls were given a time limit and the e-mails were answered by a standard response explaining why the requirements for entrance were not met.

All of the centres were sent a set of test materials for each one of their physicians and nurses and were given a time limit of 2 weeks to return it with a guarantee of anonymity.

If you aren't given a time limit, see if you can find out how long other people who've received awards from the organization took for their speeches.

Di Matteo added: "It is difficult to give a time limit today and we will have to monitor it on a daily basis.

Indeed very few studies provided information about how symptoms were elicited and did not characterise them: for example while some studies defined rectal bleeding as the first episode of bleeding or gave a time limit during which the bleeding occurred, the majority of studies provided no definition at all.

As a matter of correction, Occupy had never given themselves a time limit but, COLC had offered a deal where we could stay until Christmas.

"If I'd given myself a time limit, then I wouldn't be able to do interviews now or even talk about it.

Give yourself a time limit, for example: I have until 4 30 to finish my paper for English; this will give you some time to relax in the end.

Give yourselves a time limit to write the play, such as an hour or two, cast the parts, and then give yourselves another hour to practice performing it.