Sentence examples for initial grace period from inspiring English sources

Having offered companies an initial grace period, regulators began checking for compliance earlier this year.

Enders recommends that Spotify put limits on free listening for American users; in most of Spotify's other markets, listening caps — for example, no more than 10 hours a month — kick in after an initial grace period.

RIM's new line of BlackBerrys may have already blown through that initial grace period, if RBC Capital Market's Mike Abramsky is to be believed.

Users who exceed this amount are charged (after an initial grace period) $10 extra for each additional 50GB of data usage.

Even after this initial grace period, any applications from those who qualify as equity applicants will automatically be moved to the front of the line, a significant advantage in what is expected to be a flood of new business applications.

You'll know when this initial grace period is over when you hear a stomping sound in the background.

The initial 30-day grace period will end May 1, after which companies can begin to be cited for violations.

And granting that person an initial degree and grace period of trust seems to me not only the democratic thing to do, but also the constructive one.

The new luxury tax will see sweeping changes after the initial two-year grace period.

But when the Department of Education delivered the final rules earlier this month, they were substantially weakened from the initial draft, adding a three-year grace period before severe sanctions will kick in -- a major triumph for the industry's lobbyists and their relentless pressure campaign on the Obama administration.

Dr. Margaret Chan, the health organization's director-general, said she would consider keeping the alert level at 5, and warned that the virus's initial mildness had "handed the world a grace period".