Sentence examples for time cut for from inspiring English sources

Autobus - Nothing to do with the above, this is the group of riders who collect at the back of the field during the tough mountain stages and work together to beat the time cut for the day.

But even in clear-cut cases of drug war overreach, the way it's written now, the time cut for severe, automatic mandatory-minimum sentences, for instance—from 20 years down to 15 wouldn't be retroactive.

Building diagnostic features into a product can reduce the warranty costs because of fewer visits needed by warranty service representatives (through self-guided user repairs for simple problems) and a shorter service time (diagnosing time cut short) for each failure.

Though the federal government has given reservations more authority to prosecute crime in recent years, it has at the same time cut funding for tribal courts.

The 2-year wait for the first office action must be reduced to 6 months, and the office action turnaround time cut in half for cure-related applications.

Time cut-offs for linkage to care for both timely CD4 count and ART initiation are somewhat arbitrary.

A "C" with a line through it stands for "cut time" which is 2/2 (common time cut in half).

Luke Donald, the former world  No 1 who enjoyed a top 10 finish alongside McDowell at Lytham last time, missed the cut for the second time in three years.

Sylvilagus spp. (cottontail rabbits) at times cut many Phragmites shoots for food (Balme 2000; E. Kiviat, unpubl. data).

This time, tax cuts for the rich are bound to drive and distort the debate again.

The latter scene was cut for time.