Sentence examples for put time limits on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Olmert's justice minister, Daniel Friedmann, favors a bill that would put time limits on investigations of politicians.

This task is increasingly aided by computerized systems that do things like print visitor badges with bar codes that put time limits on visits and restrict areas that can be visited.

Welfare states must balance the desire to keep people out of penury with the equally humanitarian desire to not let them drift into lives of indolence and despair.America's last big welfare reform was in 1996, when Bill Clinton and a Republican-led Congress put time limits on cash benefits and tightened the requirement that able-bodied claimants must seek work.

And still others are Republican politicians, like Representative John R. Kasich of Ohio and former Senator Dan Coats of Indiana, who have argued that the Republicans who put time limits on welfare benefits in 1996 could not just wash their hands of the poor.

The app also offers geo-fencing and speed limit features, and allows you to put time limits on texting, like no texting between 2am and 5am, which will come in handy for parents with text-happy kids or folks who might be inclined to send a late night text after a few libations.

There have also been attempts to put time limits on panhandling downtown, according to panhandler and organizer Richard Dalkeith.

Gerard Thomas, of the Welfare Rights Network, said putting time limits on payments was an Americanisation of Australia's welfare system.

Some have started to embrace open access in limited ways, such as letting academics post their papers on their own websites or putting time limits on their pay barriers.

It was also a First Amendment issue to the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, and after several Westport residents contacted the group, it contacted the town, saying that putting time limits on political signs infringes on the right to free speech.

After dealing with sanctions against Iraq for a decade, a United Nations committee is recommending how to apply embargoes more intelligently, by monitoring their impact, putting time limits on them and giving incentives for lifting them.

The FDA last year considered putting time limits on using bisphosphonate drugs due to concerns about unusual fractures linked to the medicines.