Sentence examples for applied for three years from inspiring English sources

We now know that a 1% rent cut for supported housing will be applied for three years, up to and including 2019/20.

Frank Hytten, CEO of the Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care (Snaicc), the peak body for Aboriginal children in Australia, told Guardian Australia his organisation had applied for three years of funding for 10 programs across three of the policy areas.

The prime minister is understood to be pressing for restrictions on benefits to be applied for seven years.

This is the same definition it has applied for four years, supposedly connoting neutrality (neither loose nor tight), though in fact it first signalled a shift to tightening.

Most notably, the British government would be permitted to limit benefits for migrant workers during their first four years in Britain, though this "emergency brake" could only be applied for seven years.

Land use treatments were corn cropland (Corn), alfalfa forage land (Alfalfa), Lyemus chinensis grassland (AG), Lyemus chinensis grassland for mowing (AG + Mow) and restored grassland (RG), which were applied for five years.

It has been applied for fifteen years to patients affected by different pathologies (stroke, TBI, and Parkinson and Friedreich's disease) to evaluate their residual functionality.

For example, an SRE with a disutility of −0.10 would be applied for two years of the patient's life, resulting in a total QALY decrement of −0.20 over the 2-year period.

For example, to model a patient experiencing a spinal cord compression without paralysis, the disutility of −0.22 would be applied for two years of the patient's life, resulting in a total QALY decrement of −0.44 over the 2-year period.

Sweden's new asylum regime will apply for three years.

The policies allow undocumented immigrants who came as children or are the parents of U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents to apply for three years of work authorization and the ability to remain in the U.S. DACA has already helped more than 600,000 undocumented young people, and the new executive actions will broaden reprieve even more.