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A: Five years, max.
But a thousand years?
A hundred million years.
The operational safety and unpreparedness factors of an hostile environment caused at least a one year postponement to reassess the technology, but not the intent of this effort.
A year? Two years?
She has also come under fire for suggesting a two-year postponement of Congressional elections and a sales tax increase to finance education.
She has also faced criticism for suggesting a two-year postponement of Congressional elections and for her proposal to pay for education with a sales tax increase.
Chloé Fayole, a senior programme manager at the European Environmental Citizens Organisation for Standards (Ecos) said a two-year postponement in adopting the latest package would cost consumers and business €46bn (£41bn) in increased energy bills.
Last November, Europe agreed to a one-year postponement of its law for international flights beyond Europe.
The United States delegation to the World Maccabiah Games, the so-called Jewish Olympics, set for Tel Aviv in July, has requested a one-year postponement because of the risk of terrorism.
Last week Mr Gove agreed to a postponement for one year of changes to maths and further A-levels, which will mean teaching them in the classroom in 2016.
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