Sentence examples for placed a time limit from inspiring English sources

E.g., City of El Paso v. Simmons, supra, upheld a state statute that placed a time limit on the right to reinstate a claim in previously forfeited public lands; East N.Y.

In response, Tencent and NetEase among other major publishers have placed a time limit on underage players.

Council action on the Sierra Leone diamond trade was delayed for nearly a week by a dispute over placing a time limit on the embargo.

Smith of New Jersey, who helped Mr. Goldman get his son back, has introduced legislation to place a time limit on such court battles and to help with legal costs.

Bruce H. Nagel, a real estate lawyer in Livingston, N.J., said that a prime consideration should be to find ways to place a time limit on the guarantee.

On these kinds of deep value situations, the solution is to place a time limit.

Such an arrangement can easily be written into a divorce agreement, which might place a time limit on the 75/25 split.

(About 60% of the savings would come from the boxes, the White House asserts, the rest from narrowing eligibility for food stamps and placing a time limit on benefits). The budget claims the food boxes will "improve the nutritional value of the benefit provided," an assertion for which there is no evidence whatsoever.

On the one hand patent expiry is an incentive to innovation (Magazzini et al, 2004), on the other hand it places a time limit on a company's interest in any particular agent.

These entities often place a time limit of between 60 and 180 days and once that time has passed, the check is automatically void and you don't need to do anything.

Ground rules may include things like allowing 1 party to call a time out when the argument gets too heated, limiting the subject matter, taking turns speaking, placing restrictions on the type of language used and/or placing a time limit on the argument.