Sentence examples for restricts the time from inspiring English sources

This very limited campaigning clearly restricts the time for serious, in-depth questioning, allowing short, blunt responses to difficult, penetrating questions, and for the politicians to then to move on quickly to the next.

Sargent et al. [4] reported that early-morning training markedly restricts the time in bed of swimmers.

Further, the high speed of pressure waves in blood vessels greatly restricts the time step needed for stability in explicit schemes.

The TTB β can be therefore interpreted as a physiological limit to daily mobility: it is the stress and fatigue accumulated during traveling that restricts the time an individual is willing to spend on mobility in a day.

The kids app will surface content suitable for youngsters, as you'd expect, and TechCrunch understands that it will include a number of parental control features, such as a limiter that restricts the time of each session, and a sound toggle for muting and unmuting videos.

The law also restricts the time refugees can be provided "temporary protection" — a provisional status countries rely on when they face a massive influx of migrants — to one year.

NEW JERSEY'S recently enacted Fertilizer Law, designed to protect waterways from becoming overly nourished, sets new limits on the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus that can be used on lawns and restricts the times when fertilizer can be applied.

And while explicit age limits are a thing of the past, many grant programmes in the Netherlands restrict the time between successive steps in the grantee's career, effectively diminishing the options for second-chancers.

All systems of law have statutes restricting the time within which legal proceedings may be brought.

This restricted the time available for research, but his scientific productivity remained undiminished.

They sharply restricted the time that Twain could spend with her — sometimes to as little as two minutes a day.