Sentence examples for time limiting of from inspiring English sources

That's eight months out of the 12 that people will be permitted to be sick or disabled, once time limiting of employment support allowance (ESA) comes into play.

By Wednesday night, the stunning success of the campaign became even clearer when the House of Lords delivered a hat-trick of defeats to the government's welfare reform bill, over clauses affecting disabled children, cancer patients, and the time limiting of employment support allowance.

Nor did the act impose a time limit of 28 weeks.

Time limits of a few minutes per game and use of the Fischer clock are common.

The talks themselves are quite short, with a time limit of 18 minutes.

Wednesday's tie-breaker starts with four rapid games, with an initial time limit of 25 minutes per player.

On the trail, Mr. Obama has struggled with the unpredictable questions and irritating time limits of presidential debates.

When mandatory detention was introduced by the Labor government in 1992, a time limit of 273 days was imposed.

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

There's a time limit, of course, and each has to know what's in it for him".

Separately, more than 30 charities and organisations are now calling for a time limit of 28 days' detention.