Sentence examples similar to 1996 97 from inspiring English sources
Boardman, the 1992 Olympic pursuit champion, set a distance of 56.375km in 1996, which is no longer on the official record books.
At Nazareth House in 1996, a sexual abuse allegation was raised with police.
Bratton doesn't accept blame for the stop-and-frisk explosion that blew up after he moved on from his first stint as NYPD commissioner from 1994 until 1996.
This partly explains why 97% of Scots registered to vote – the highest level in Scotland or Britain since the introduction of universal suffrage – and turnout was 85%, compared with 65% at the 2010 general election.
One of those who helped to draft the act, Michael Drury, who was GCHQ's director of legal affairs between 1996 and 2010, said journalism was barely considered.
By 1996, Wall Street had decided that the internet was the future, Mora told Guardian Australia.
Labor should not succumb to the 2013 equivalent of the 1996 "Kim Beazley black hole".
A new constitution was adopted in 1996, but the government struggled to implement reforms and the economy stagnated.
In 1990, 80% of trips were made by bicycle, whereas in 2005, 97% were by motorcycle.
Spall, after all, had to skip the 1996 festival after a diagnosis of leukaemia left him all but in his grave.
