Sentence examples for limited time off from inspiring English sources
Under the federal system, there is also no longer any parole arrangement, meaning that a first-time offence for dealing 100g of cocaine will see prisoners serve between 27 and 33 months, with only limited time off for good behaviour.
Later, the working week went from 48 hours to 40, and two weeks of paid holidays (the famous congés payés France is often derided for by countries where workers enjoy limited time off) were made law.
Lerner didn't talk with Marissa Meyer, CEO of Yahoo, about her plan to only take limited time off after the birth of her twins in December.
Although North toured Australia with the British & Irish Lions and played for Wales in the Six Nations, giving him limited time off prior to joining Saints, the wing denies that he is feeling tired ahead of the matches to come.
There was limited time that I could take off," she said.
We realized that if we're going to organize a day-long event with entrepreneurs and investors, and we have limited time and space, we're better off creating space for investors to build relationships.
Holding a successful day took a lot of preparation and close working with the commissioners and the research company, and we also had limited time to get the event off the ground.
"People have limited time.
At work, make boundaries clear, such as limiting time available for meetings, taking days off, telecommuting, taking vacation periods, etc.
"This year I've done a better job of when I take time off, when you limit the practice coming back, how to prepare.
