Sentence examples similar to introducing time out from inspiring English sources

The strategy operates by rewarding good behaviour, withdrawing privileges for bad behaviour and introducing time-out sanctions which are a more sophisticated version of the naughty step for small children.

He also owns an interest in the recently introduced Time Out Chicago.

They've introduced timed tickets to try to even out the peaks and troughs in attendance, but timed tickets are pretty disgusting too.

[C2.] Time Out to Add to the Fold The Time Out Group plans to introduce a magazine for Chicago next fall, joining its titles in London and New York.

Wales have introduced a lot of youngsters over the past two seasons after a lot of players took some time out after the 2010 World Cup.

Time out," Drexler said.

Last time out: Fifth.

Last time out: Winners.

Led by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling, measures have been introduced to tighten up "prison privileges", including introducing lights-out times in YOIs and, at the end of last month, banning children from playing video games while locked up.

Give time outs.

Consider time outs.