Sentence examples for time limit at from inspiring English sources
About half the eurozone countries have set no time limit at all.
Outside the time limit at the finish line, Colombo could no longer legitimately keep her in the race.
Still, 71,000 families remain on welfare throughout the state and are running up against the time limit at the end of this year.
Some of the country's leading department stores allow returns for up to one year, like Nordstrom, or set no time limit at all, like Macy's.
But Jones became bogged down in several gritty drawn endgames in the early rounds in Kosovo while Howell, after scoring impressively in round two against Armenia's Olympiad gold medallist and No11 seed, Gabriel Sargissian, spoiled it next day by overstepping the time limit at move 32 when a pawn up with good chances.
At the bottom mark, Oracle outwitted and outmaneuvered the Kiwis again, rounding with a 20-second advantage and then building on it during the upwind leg and finally crossing the finish line 1 minute 24 seconds in front, and — just to be clear on a muddle of a day — well within the 40-minute time limit at 27 minutes and 20 seconds.
While the debate around time limits is not a focus of the report, there is no compelling evidence of a reason to have time limits at all.
The College Board's move toward enforcing only disability-related time extensions inspires me to ask another question: why must there be time limits at all?
About 61,000 families statewide are approaching their time limits at the end of this year; a little more than half of them are in New York City.
Out-of-towners coming to the theater often ignore time limits at parking meters, and the added traffic sometimes causes rush-hour tie-ups.
Because the MCBS had time limits at both stages of the test (see the Methods section for more descriptions), test speededness should not be completely precluded, even though disengagement with the test is of primary concern in low-stakes assessments.
