Sentence examples for three-year time limit from inspiring English sources

Crewe, according to the lawyers representing Walters, are trying to get the case thrown out on a technicality, namely that he missed a three-year time limit for reporting what happened to him from the age of 13 to 14, and that too much time has elapsed for the allegations to be proved – even though a jury convicted Bennell of 50 specimen charges during a trial at Liverpool crown court last year.

Obama sought wide latitude, but with a three-year time limit and some limits on the use of combat troops.

Potential penalties against the bank bosses do not include fines, due to a three-year time limit.

What's more, the three-year time limit for filing a suit in New York to reclaim them has passed, he argued.

The way in which he has imposed a three-year time limit on subsidies for the Evening Standard suggests a different mentality.

This is because they have already been contacted by their banks and, if they are covered by existing rules, will already have the clock ticking on a three-year time limit for claims.

But the proposal has a five-year time limit.

However, Swiss law places a five-year time limit on such payments.

Investors argued that the two-year time limit should not have been started in 2001.

"Under the two-year time limit, I'd never have got them back," she said.

Under LePage, Maine placed a five-year time limit on cash welfare benefits and reinstated full SNAP work requirements for able-bodied adults.