Sentence examples for shorter time limits from inspiring English sources
As chess promoters moved toward organizing tournaments with spectators in particular, television audiences in mind, the shorter time limits became a way of life for professional players.
She sees no contradiction in the idea that, on the one hand, pro-life groups want shorter time limits, and on the other they want women to wait longer before they make a decision.
It's worth noting that a number of UFC fighters return to the Octagon a lot sooner than their medical suspensions state, with many given shorter time limits with months added on as a precaution.
Demetra Nightingale, director of welfare and training research at the Urban Institute, said many states seeing sharp increases in their rolls also had shorter time limits for public assistance than New York and cut back on their benefit amounts more drastically.
After the welfare overhaul, some states, like Wisconsin and Florida, imposed shorter time limits, and about 60,000 families across the country have lost their benefits, according to a June 2000 study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal-leaning group.
A recent answer from the database with updated literature search can be provided within much shorter time limits than would be expected.
It also sets a shorter time limit for filing grievances, and requires less external oversight than hoped for.
But to ensure that "unnecessary pressure" is not imposed on the court's workload, the document suggests a significantly shorter time limit of two to four months for new cases to be registered with the court.
The Connecticut program set one of the nation's shortest time limits on benefits -- 21 months -- and one of the most generous financial incentives to take a job.
In the vast majority of cases, judicial review could not be completed within the short time limits imposed by the act.
Libraries have proved unsuitable because of lack of support from staff, no privacy for users and short time limits on shared computers.
