Sentence examples for the time limit of from inspiring English sources

The time limit of 166 is set by the certification, which is seven days after the election.

Hogan also controversially extended the time limit of detention without charge to 48 hours, resulting in hundreds of people being jailed for two days without charging documents.

The New Zealanders are also expected to try and enter before the time limit of end-March and a Russian entry was also said to be likely.

After six games at the time limit of 90 minutes for 40 moves, plus 30 seconds a move, Kasimdzhanov won the first tiebreak game (15 minutes for all moves, plus 10 seconds a move).

Rather than placing the burden of research and development on companies, perhaps Americans could pay a "health tax" to subsidize it, allowing us to reduce the time limit of patents and to regulate prices.

A spokesman for the DWP said: "The time limit of one year strikes the best balance between recognising that some people need extra help to enter the workplace and that the taxpayer cannot afford to support people indefinitely who could return to employment".

Arquette's heart may have been in the right place but the wage gap is a complicated territory – especially within the time limits of an Oscar speech.

And he opted to keep almost half of his records as governor sealed longer than usual, safely beyond the time limits of the eight-year White House incumbency that he covets.

Around 2 AM, the organizers from the British committee made it known that the night needed to come to an end due to the time limits of the venue.

The time limits of the research ranged from January 1st 1996 to October 15th 2006.

For 45 patients, the final end point within the time limits of this study was death.