Sentence examples for indefinite time period from inspiring English sources

"Just stuff to live on the wall for an indefinite time period".

Prior to Sept. 11, the Immigration and Naturalization Service had 24 hours to decide about charging an illegal immigrant, but six days after the attacks, the Justice Department gave itself an indefinite time period because of the "extraordinary circumstances".

So is Seattle's plan to keep raising the minimum wage at the rate of inflation every single year -- an "indefinite" time period that Piketty suggests could be harmful to job growth.

An incubator gives startups workspace and community at an affordable rate for an indefinite time period.

"It's the same as prison," she said, about the Serco-run detention center, where immigrants are held for an indefinite time period and abuse allegations have been rife.

"It's the same as prison," she said, about the Serco-run detention centre, where immigrants are held for an indefinite time period and abuse allegations have been rife.

But they are now used to store high-value items such as paintings, precious stones, gold and antiquities for indefinite time periods.

ICE approved 65 waivers allowing facilities to ignore contract requirements — most for indefinite time periods ― between September 2016 and July 2018.

Power says that these bail conditions – often imposed for long and indefinite time periods – are intended to "explicitly prohibit people from attending any protest" until whenever the authorities deem it convenient.

I asked you last week for examples of things today that are better than they were "back in the day," leaving both periods indefinite, time-wise, and inviting any and all comparisons.

This feature should be observed carefully, since the therapy using antipsychotic drugs requires, in many cases, ingestion of the solution several times a day and for an indefinite period of time.