Sentence examples for a five year window from inspiring English sources
According to a representative for the AIA, most of the homes were completed in 2014, but firms are allowed to submit projects completed within a five year window.
He lost that fight, but was able to make it much harder to pull off the legislative maneuver by insisting on a five year window rather than ten -- meaning any changes achieved through reconciliation will lapse in five years and need to be renewed.
The "critical period" hypothesis posits that there is a five year window during which the effects of the nascent psychotic illness can be countered and the impact of the disorder on symptomatic and functional outcomes can be offset through active and sustained treatment.
A nine year window ought to pick up duration effects, if consequential.
Using a distributed lag model covering a six year window around minimum wage changes, the lead estimates do not support the anticipation hypothesis.
In fact, Tag is so skittish on the whole thing that they will let you swap out your smartwatch for a mechanical watch for a mere $1,500 – as long as you do it before a two year window closes.
For example, a five percent cut to the $174,000 Member salary would save $50 million over a ten year window, while a ten percent pay cut would save $100 million.
The conflicts of interests set forth in the New York proposal are far less restrictive and apply only to a three year window, not ten.
Democrats are counting $135 billion in savings here because they are not extending these policies over a ten year window (the savings come from letting the policies lapse in years five through 10).
The typical time frame for tracking graduation rates is to use a six year window, as opposed to the four years students (and parents) typically think it will take them.
