Sentence examples similar to week time limit from inspiring English sources

Things like the 24-week time limit despite the fact that that is only one per cent of all abortions...

May stressed that all ministers were expressing personal views and that the government had no plans to review the 24-week time limit.

At today's hearing Mr Justice MacDuff set a three-week time limit for Zurich to say whether or not it will cover the claims.

In a bid to reverse these statistics Alive & Kicking proposes some of the same policies that have been approved in America: a reduction of the 24-week time limit, mandatory counselling, an enforced cooling-off period.

The initial restrictions imposed on badger culling were to ensure 70% of badgers were killed and included having access to 70% of cull land, a six-week time limit on the cull and a minimum size of cull area.

'The very few women who make the decision to have a late abortion do so for very good reasons,' says Quesney. 'It is not an easy decision.' It's a view backed up by the British Medical Association who have voted to retain the 24-week time limit.

This week, in what's been characterised as the largest shake-up of family law in a generation, the 26-week time limit for adoption proceedings has come into force, much of it justified by the now-or-never urgency of this set of beliefs, that the first three years (or sometimes first 18 months) hardwire a baby's brain, either give it or deny it the capacity for a full life.

As the survey was performed online with a 2-week time limit, there exists potential opportunity to research for correct answers from various resources.

The HIP service usually has a 12-week time limit.

PEP also differs from HIP by having an 8-week time limit.

Parents were asked to complete the questionnaire at home and return it back to school within a week time-limit.