Sentence examples for introduced a maximum from inspiring English sources

In 1897 Witte introduced a maximum working day of 11.5 hours for all workers, male or female, and of 10 hours for those engaged in night work.

However, a year ago, The Mortgage Works – the specialist lending arm of Nationwide building society – changed its rules, and introduced a maximum age at which borrowers can apply for a buy-to-let mortgage, of 70.

To measure the acceptance ratio, we introduced a maximum waiting period parameter (or allowed tardiness as discussed in previous sections).

If the model is introduced, a maximum of 20% income tax cut can be expected, and those in the high-income brackets will become the biggest beneficiaries.

To study the stability of Ky Fan's section theorem, Zhou et al. [26] introduced a maximum Hausdorff metric of section mappings and proved the existence of the essential component of the set of solutions of Ky Fan's section theorem, which was another approach to set up an alternative stable set of Ky Fan's point defined by the perturbation of section mappings.

The 2013 act that permitted abortions in cases where pregnancy threatens a woman's life also introduced a maximum penalty of 14 years' imprisonment for anyone who receives or helps someone get access to an abortion, though Doherty says there's no one serving a sentence for it.

Sigworth has introduced a maximum-likelihood approach to single-particle image processing (75), which has since been extended by a classification scheme (76).

Mind said the findings should prompt NHS England to introduce a maximum four-week waiting time for IAPT care.

When asked at the meeting if there was a maximum duration to the placements, the reply was: "There are no plans to introduce a maximum time limit".

Ms Bennett would also significantly contravene another key Green policy of introducing a maximum 35-hour working week.

The DH said it would honour a commitment first made by Lamb to introduce a maximum waiting time for people with an eating disorder.