Sentence examples for such time limits from inspiring English sources

Franklin v. Massachusetts General Hospital et al. ruled that such time limits must start with the discovery of harm, and the precedent stands today.

(Eduardo Sánchez, the chief spokesman for the government of Mexico, denied that any such time limit was in place. "There was no window," he said).

But since 2006, under I.R.S. rulings stemming from the agency's efforts to crack down on abuse of the tax break, it has faced no such time limit in auditing Virgin Islands residents.

No such time limit requirements exist for mandatory or prohibiting orders, but such orders should be applied for without undue delay.

It might help if the department did not have such stringent time limits and attached fewer strings.

But we are concerned when issues such as time limits or changes to who can provide counselling services or "cooling-off periods" or restrictions on the premises where abortion can be performed are so clearly part of a long-term strategy to chip away at access to abortion with the ultimate aim to ban it entirely.

It is possible that the proposed reform of the Medicaid system (health care for the poor) could follow suit.But even here, Congress imposes federal requirements, such as time limits for welfare payments, and is proposing to do likewise for Medicaid spending.

Instead of offering the app for $.99, Finish will now be available for free with extra paid features such as time limits and extra tasks.

Many said even when staff were carrying out the most intimate of personal care, they were given such strict time limits that it became difficult to protect people's dignity; a third had issued formal warnings about the problem to councils.

Use the Configure tab to input server details such as time limits and score limits.

This work has general application beyond Section Seven consultation, in that it provides a framework for efficient investment of staff time in conservation when such time is limited and when regulatory deadlines prevent an unconstrained approach.