Sentence examples for In excess of two years from inspiring English sources

The Secretary of Defense may not incur any obligation against a stock fund of the Department of Defense for the acquisition of any item of supply if that acquisition is likely to result in an on-hand inventory (excluding war reserves) of that item of supply in excess of two years of operating stocks.

However, Milošević took the position that the amount of time he needed to prepare his defence case "even the barest minimum of the time … would have to be in excess of two years" (Hearing 2 September 2003, T.25944).

"We're going to start with our oldest cases, cases in excess of two years, we're going to complete every one of them and we're going to do so within the next 60 days.

Detection of subclinical infection in deer orally exposed to urine and feces (1) suggests that a prolonged subclinical state can exist, necessitating observation periods in excess of two years to detect CWD infection, and (2) illustrates the sensitive and specific application of sPMCA in the diagnosis of low-level prion infection.

10 The median survival of a frail elderly patient has been estimated to be in excess of two years.

A follow-up period in excess of two years was chosen to ensure that enough deaths would have occurred for meaningful statistical analysis.

According to Brian Turner, president of Sherwood Outdoor, Xinhua signed a long-term lease for the space, which he described as "in excess of six years".

"As a Knicks fan for in excess of sixty years, I am utterly embarrassed," Bierman wrote.

Temporary full-time appointments under this paragraph may be renewed for one or more additional periods not in excess of three years each.

Sky's exclusive pan-European deal – thought to run for in excess of five years – is believed to be worth more than £500m.

Goals of this development program include a specific power in excess of 140 W/kg at the convertor level, lifetime in excess of five years and a control system that will safely manage the convertors in case of an emergency.