Sentence examples for imposed hours from inspiring English sources

Jonny Bairstow offered a player's perspective, dedicating the win to Gale and suggesting that the speed with which his ban was imposed, hours after the end of the Roses match, had rankled.

But they say the requirement, for example, to devise course work combining different subjects is badly thought out and imposes hours of extra labour.

But they say the requirement, for example, to devise course-work across different subjects is badly thought out and imposes hours of extra labour.

However, with these endogenous oscillations maintained at ∼24 hours and an externally imposed 28 hours schedule of sleep and associated rhythms, this paradigm results, on the 4th day, in the onset of melatonin expression and sleep occurring 12 hours apart.

The mayor has imposed longer hours, fewer breaks and soon the introduction of surveillance cameras to ensure that they don't slack off.

In the cities the army seized, it imposed 24-hour curfews, lifting them only sporadically.

Spain imposed four-hour queues as a third Royal Navy warship left Portsmouth on Tuesday morning for the British overseas territory.

Israeli ground forces have seized control of seven of eight major Palestinian cities and towns in the West Bank and have imposed 24-hour curfews that they lift only intermittently.

Subsequently, the researchers imposed 24-hour light/dark cycles, alternately advancing and retarding the clock giving the subjects a light regime that was later or earlier, respectively, than the actual time and then holding it constant.

An employer cannot impose extra hours, which will anyway be subject to 125% overtime pay.

The union said the mayor's terms would impose longer hours for teachers without enough of a pay increase.