Sentence examples for imposed time limit from inspiring English sources
The impact of speed was investigated by comparing scores on the Block Design subtest with and without an imposed time limit.
It doesn't seem like it would leave much room for music, but "opening act" Lake Street Dive managed to knock off six songs in separate appearances about an hour apart, easily making it under the imposed time limit.
This one imposed time limits on cash benefits and barred most legal immigrants from receiving welfare.
It is also money they desperately need to help the families left behind by prosperity and facing federally imposed time limits on cash assistance.
The amended terms and conditions include those that made the consumer pay the cost of carriage when returning faulty goods, imposed time limits for reporting defects, and refunds being conditional on the return of cancelled goods.
It imposed time limits on fights (three five-minute rounds, or five, if a championship was at stake), and installed judges to determine a winner if both fighters endured.
Reforms in the mid-1990s imposed time limits on cash assistance for poor single mothers, a change predicated on the assumption that women would trade welfare checks for paychecks.
The Personal Responsibility Work Opportunity and Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) of 1996 imposed time limits on the receipt of welfare cash benefits and mandated cash benefit sanctions for failure to meet work requirements.
Many states have imposed time limits, along with requirements that recipients engage in so-called work-related activities: working, looking for work or attending classes.
The measure comprises of either 133 or 125 brief items, employing a five-point response set (ranging from "Not true of me" to "True of me") and takes approximately 30 40 minutes to complete with no imposed time limits.
