Sentence examples for limits of one from inspiring English sources
In experiencing the limits of one's body, one seems simultaneously to experience the surfaces of things external to one.
Your contract will probably specify your notice period, but if it does not you can fall back on the statutory limits of one week's notice for each year worked (up to a maximum of 12 weeks for 12 years).
Article II specifies that the development of this alternative system be permitted within the limits of one ABM system deployment region in which it deploys no more than 100 ABM launchers and 100 ABM interceptor missiles with a radius of no more than 150 kilometers -- in full compliance with Article III of the treaty.
But these last two ODIs have a compelling Cook-centred inner momentum all of their own, with England's captain on course for the unique cricketing low of his own personalised ten-match Aussie Cookwash.The series is in effect about Cook now, if only as an uncomfortably voyeuristic exploration of the outer limits of one man's cricketing humiliation.
Fitting enough notations for a city that surely tests the limits of one's knowledge.
It was my first lesson in the limits of one's ability to dissuade another from a perilous course.
*A strict limit of one carry-on bag, with no exceptions for purses or laptops.
For anxiety and depression as measured by HADS, a priori equivalence limits of one-third of the baseline standard deviation were calculated from the data as ±1.4 (Grampian) and ±1.5 (Wales) for anxiety and ±1.2 (both trials) for depression.
One problem is that both travelers and some airline employees still do not fully understand all of the new rules, like the carry-on limit of one suitcase and one small bag.
Charleston's current gun restrictions include a three-day waiting period to buy a handgun, and a limit of one handgun purchase per month, as well as bans on guns on publicly owned property, such as parks and pools.
Right now Ztail has a maximum time limit of one year for its eBay guarantee, which seems a bit on the low side (even the consistently-upgraded iPhone only comes out once a year).
