Sentence examples for impose a time limit from inspiring English sources

Nor did the act impose a time limit of 28 weeks.

It's never daft to pursue dreams, nor should you impose a time limit.

There was also surprise at Mr. Hunt citing "evidence" suggesting that 12 weeks was the moment to impose a time limit.

He told the Guardian the Australian government should impose a time limit – proposing the end of this year – to facilitate third-country resettlement or bring people to Australia.

To impose a time limit on criminal proceedings would be to achieve the precise result that manipulative and threatening behaviour aims at.

Government sources say ministers will seek to table an allocation of time motion, following the practice of the last Labour government to impose a time limit on debates.

But in a way, fashion imposes a time limit on its cult favorites -- 5 years? 10 years?

There has been some internal discussion over imposing a time limit on golden toilet visits, he said, with people potentially being limited to five minutes per visit.

It said the company had imposed a time limit on its donation and required doctors to report back as if in a clinical trial.

But O'Connor's opinion imposed a time limit: We expect that 25 years from now, the use of racial preferences will no longer be necessary to further the interest approved today.

Options for more "control of our borders" could include registering migrants as they arrive, as Germany does, and imposing a time limit on any stay without gaining employment, as in Belgium.