Sentence examples for one year limits from inspiring English sources

In this context, it has to be considered that testing in only one year limits the accuracy of prediction, indication that in hybrid rye testing for more than one year is of importance to the optimal calibration of genomic selection.

* For use with Windows Vista, XP, 2000 and Mac OS X** * One year limited warranty.

The Gateway TC Series notebooks are backed by a one year limited warranty.(2) Gateway's commitment to quality and reliability is evident in its award-winning line of PCs as well as in its exceptional service and support programs.

4. Chronic complaint: Do you suffer from any long standing (for at least one year) limiting somatic or psychiatric illness, disease or disability?

The current proposal removes the one-year limit on the grace period.

Among the most important changes was a one-year limit on the back wages employers must pay a worker who wins a lawsuit over a wrongful dismissal.

A 1996 federal law, signed by President Clinton, put a one-year limit on the time death row inmates have to appeal to federal courts after exhausting their appeals in state courts.

Mrs. Clinton pointedly noted that she voted in 2002 to put a one-year limit on Mr. Bush's war authority, an effort led by Mr. Byrd that failed.

The agency, which is to open its doors in the next few months, is also intended to satisfy a new law that puts a one-year limit on filing Federal court appeals in death cases.

A former Rice University football player who lost his scholarship for his senior year has filed a class-action lawsuit against the N.C.A.A., arguing that the one-year limit on athletic scholarships amounts to a price-fixing scheme between the association and member universities.

He said that CUNY lost students when it imposed a one-year limit on remedial work at the senior colleges in 1995; he also said it lost more than 20,000 students on public assistance when the city began to require welfare recipients to work.