Sentence examples for a year to switch from inspiring English sources

Mr Brown has promised to find savings of 2.5% or £20bn a year to switch to the frontline when his tighter public spending plans begin to bite after 2005.

Here's a year to switch to gin.

Incredibly, it takes an entire year to switch parties to vote in a primary.

"What do they expect that a new board is going to do that hasn't been done already?" But he said there has been a trend in recent years to switch to elected boards -- 13 in New Jersey have changed to elected from appointed ones since 1983 -- because taxpayers prefer to have the power to vote for school board members and the budgets they propose.

A 2015 report from Zillow showed that first-time homebuyers are waiting an average of six years to switch from renting to owning.

Bakery chain Au Bon Pain, which has slightly over 300 outlets worldwide, vowed a couple years ago to switch to cage-free eggs by 2017.

"When I made a decision a year and a half ago to switch parties, it was because I believed that the Democrats better reflect the concerns of a majority of Americans today, that the very small clique that's running the national Republican Party has abandoned their grass roots in places like Long Island.

ABOUT MICS The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey – MICS is an international survey programme developed by UNICEF, in cooperation with other UN agencies, which is conducted every 5 years (with a tendency to switch to three-year intervals) in over 100 countries worldwide, in order to ensure international comparability, survey continuity and time series data.

Millions of householders could each save up to £160 a year by switching to a new breed of lower-cost provider, claimed the Competition and Markets Authority.

He won 18 world titles as an in-line skater and was making about $50,000 a year, but switched to speedskating to try for the Olympics.

Indicating that consumers were not taking advantage of a new breed of lower-cost providers, the CMA said millions of householders could each save up to £160 a year by switching to a new energy supplier.