Sentence examples for limits hours from inspiring English sources

It limits hours of operation to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., imposes several regulatory requirements and limits each patient to one dispensary.

They concede that the European Working Time Directive - which limits hours - and the EU budget need reform, adding: "But equally, we must be very careful not to call for a wholesale renegotiation of our EU membership, which would almost certainly be rejected.

Libraries had limited hours.

Rules limiting hours of permissible driving often put commercial truckers in a bind, Mr. Joyce said.

The Pulitzer Foundation, which has limited hours, was once criticized for being an elitist tax shelter.

Unemployment Benefits Online, on the State Labor Department's site, also has limited hours.

The libraries in Norfolk and Mystic are open daily except Sundays, but many small libraries have limited hours.

Because many museums and castles have limited hours, time-conscious visitors often have lunch at the convenient museum snack bars.

Housed in a yellow and red brick building, the carousel has limited hours in the winter, open only on weekends and holidays.

She said she considered moving to an identically priced, slightly smaller but nicer space with 24-hour access (her current building has limited hours, six days a week).

[Daily Politics] Advocates on Twitter attacked the Real Estate Board of New York, following reports that the organization would seek to limit hours of public access to privately owned parks.