Sentence examples for times regulations from inspiring English sources

In Britain, working times regulations introduced in 1998 limited hours of work, but did not take account of the effect of shift patterns on mental alertness.

As Kate Linthicum reports in The Times, regulations say that asylum-seekers are entitled to get their yeas and nays within 10 days.

In the course of eight minutes, Rau, who sports a "SAVED" tattoo on his right forearm, mentions "freedom" 13 times, "regulations" (or "rules" or "red tape") another 13 times, uses two mixed metaphors ("defend to the teeth" and "regulated to the teeth"), and drops a single slippery slope argument ("Today it's with hunting, tomorrow it's with family farms: where's the end?").

Pizza Hut says it complies with working time regulations.

These – as the working time regulations – came into force in Britain on 1 October 1998.

Most workers in the UK have a right to 5.6 weeks paid annual leave under the working time regulations.

"You don't need to contract out of the working time regulations if you are not a worker.

The hours Cassidy was expected to work by the company may also breach other provisions of the working time regulations.

But over time, regulations changed, and inspectors began making repeat visits to the site, conducting surveys of radiation levels.

Under the Working Time Regulations 1998, employees are entitled to a rest break of not less than 20 minutes where working time is more than six hours.

Interns at Alexander McQueen are asked to sign an agreement which includes an opt-out from working time regulations which limit the working week to 48 hours.