Sentence examples for time limit imposed from inspiring English sources

Socrate gave the first test with a time limit imposed on the online problems.

The time limit imposed to reach a solution forces to define a reduced neighborhood structure.

The race went only 98 laps because of a 2-hour-10-minute time limit imposed by CART.

To allow for greater flexibility, Congress ended the strict seven-month time limit imposed when the benefit was created.

Your goals are not set to any particular schedule other than the natural time limit imposed by your food resources.

The appeals referee or other reviewing official, as appropriate, shall notify the employee of the 30-day time limit imposed by this paragraph.

The one-minute time limit imposes a formal structure.

Or will there be time limits imposed?

That panel said she had wrongly concluded that the suit was subject to time limits imposed by an administrative review law and that those limits had expired.

In the vast majority of cases, judicial review could not be completed within the short time limits imposed by the act.

Equally dismaying, Mr. Dickerson said, the time limits imposed in cruise contracts are tighter than in other sorts of injury cases.