Sentence examples for maximum time limits from inspiring English sources

For example, he explained, a condominium could conceivably amend its bylaws to impose maximum time limits on sublets or even prohibit them entirely.

In July 2013, the FMCSA enacted a regulation modifying an existing rule that says drivers must take 34 hours off after they hit certain maximum time limits working and driving.

Simple plans are cheaper – they cover less, but while no two simple policies are the same they share characteristics including easy acceptance, a limited (usually fixed) monthly payout, and a maximum time limit.

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".

Six little lights and the skylight in the pyramid cast a neutral glow over the user's home for the next 15 minutes, the maximum time limit.

Britain is the only European country where migrants can be detained indefinitely, having opted out of the EU Returns Directive, which sets a maximum time limit of 18 months.

Since 2000, there is a maximum time limit of 5 years from the start of the Ph.D. to completion.

Government e-petitions, which allow the public to request debates in parliament, have a maximum time limit of a year to gather signatures.

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).

As long as the consumers cannot retrieve the SVHC information by such alternative means, the maximum time limit for the answer should be reduced from the given time of 45 10 days.

There may have been a maximum time limit on manifest theft of this type, but it is unclear how long it was.