Sentence examples for a ten-day window from inspiring English sources

FOP lobbying has proved instrumental in defending the police officers' Bill of Rights in Maryland, a 1970s law that gives cops accused of wrongdoing a ten-day window before they have to respond to the charges.

Some customers defined "on-time" as any shipment that arrived within five days of scheduled delivery; others used a nine-day window.

He only had a three-day window.

Five other states require a three-day window: Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah and North Carolina.

Electronic votes will always have not less than a seven-day window before votes are counted.

This matched insight from prior social work research, which found that loss is significantly likely to precede aggression in a two-day window.

In contrast, mean abnormal returns are more negative around pre-SOX filings than around post-SOX filings (-0.28percentand-0.11percentcent, respectively, over a three-day window).

That date is important because the 25th Amendment provides a four-day window for the vice president and either the Cabinet or the commission to respond.

ECI itself had been using a seven-day window, which meant that the company was not satisfying some of its customers and overachieving at others.

In the case of insider sales, mean daily trading volumes around post-SOX filings are significantly higher than normal (1.15percentt over a three-day window) and greater than they were pre-SOX.

His weather caster told him, "You have a three-day window with the weather where we can launch the invasion". The next day, the weather had calmed down enough.