Sentence examples for proposed time limits from inspiring English sources

3) Vigorously support the proposed time limits on the signs.

Unfortunately, such exclusion is difficult to avoid in a study based on data from clinical practice, and the proposed time limit is important in order to justify concomitant changes within the data.

The revised capillary time-step constraint assures a robust, aliasing-free result, as demonstrated by representative numerical experiments, and is in the static case less restrictive than previously proposed time-step limits associated with capillary waves.

Sadly, the bill also proposes to time limit contributory sickness benefits (ESA) to just one year.

12 However, these guidelines did not propose a time limit for closure.

The two rapporteurs behind the report -- Hugues Bayet (S&D, BE) and Evelyn Regner (S&D, AT) -- are set to proposes amendments imposing time limits on how long firms can claim such an exemption.

In Britain, critics of such orders have proposed to introduce clearer time limits or means for news organizations to challenge them.

The overseas electors bill proposed removing the time limit, giving all expats the right to vote and donate for life.

Mr Cable also proposed extending the time limit for bringing disqualification proceedings in insolvent company cases to five years from two.

Ministers say they have responded to the objections of the appeal court judges by proposing longer and more flexible time limits but these will still shave about a third off the usual 36 working days to determine an appeal.

He proposed civic work duties for residents, time limits on residency, higher rents, a change of more than half the makeup of public housing from poor to moderate income and privatizing New York City's public housing.