Sentences with phrase «certain number of weeks»

In general, the provision amounts to 3 hours per day, 5 days a week over certain number of weeks for children enrolled in participating playschools.

= > The U.S. Supreme Court held in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services that a statute may create «a presumption of viability» after a certain number of weeks, in which case the physician must be given an opportunity to rebut the presumption by performing tests

Most airlines will have their own rules and regs regarding how late pregnant women can fly, and restrictions on long haul after a certain number of weeks.

«This involves using discount vouchers for a certain number of weeks at various local gyms, which normally includes a certain amount of classes, workouts and sometimes personal training, too.»

Building a great aerobic base is accomplished by training exclusively aerobic for a certain number of weeks and months.

Most schools set aside a certain number of weeks for screening within the above windows.

You have to work a certain number of weeks at a union job each year to qualify for 6 - 12 months of health insurance.

Much like deeded timeshares — where you pay to use a property for a certain number of weeks each year — a fractional ownership allows you to own part of the property with exclusive rights of usage for a certain number of weeks.

«We are very sequenced, so a certain number of weeks out, we want the store leadership team hired because they need to train and then help staff the store with the right candidates, who first and foremost must be animal lovers.»

Find out if coverage begins at birth for a new kitten or if they have to be a certain number of weeks old.

They are generally held once a week for a certain number of weeks (5,6,8, or 10).

Each body part has a certain number of weeks attached to it for purposes of calculating the duration of workers» comp benefits.

Usually you make a schedule for a certain number of weeks and then continually repeat it on your calendar.

This consists of running an ad in the local newspaper for a certain number of weeks.