Sentence examples for imposing time limits from inspiring English sources

He eventually resigned because Clinton signed the sweeping welfare legislation of 1996, imposing time limits on aid, pushing people into the work force and revoking a longstanding federal guarantee of assistance.

Six months after Connecticut began imposing time limits on welfare, some people who were cut off are now seeking to have their benefits restored and their numbers may increase, according to an independent review of the state's new system.

The Conservatives are planning the biggest crackdown on strikes since Margaret Thatcher's era by bringing in new criminal offences for "illegal picketing", imposing time limits on mandates, increasing the notice period for employers and insisting that 50% of union members vote in ballots that approve industrial action.

Time on task was not strictly controlled in our study because we wanted to compare these modes in a normal classroom setting without imposing time limits on the instructor.

Most children become more confident, competent and consequently faster as they proceed through the preparation stages, so imposing time limits at the start could have a negative effect and discourage the child if they are slower at answering the paper in the earlier phases.

The two rapporteurs behind the report -- Hugues Bayet (S&D, BE) and Evelyn Regner (S&D, AT) -- are set to proposes amendments imposing time limits on how long firms can claim such an exemption.

"We should not impose time limits".

Twice, they passed bills seeking to impose time limits on welfare benefits while cutting other aid.

This one imposed time limits on cash benefits and barred most legal immigrants from receiving welfare.

The UK is the only European country that does not impose time limits.

Retailers might also impose time limits because they specialize in seasonal products that have limited consumer appeal.