Sentence examples for be given a one-year from inspiring English sources

Ward will be given a one-year deal.

An outside lawyer, Wells wrote, might have suggested that Hunter be given a one-year deal so the players could evaluate his contract after a new collective bargaining agreement was signed.

The E.U. proposal suggests that a student be given a one-year grace period, as well as a repayment period of 5 to 15 years, with no charge for early payment.

Everyone who applies to be a volunteer, plus all paid staff and contractors, as well as a number of schoolchildren, will be given a one-year course with EF.

Companies that have accumulated billions of dollars in untaxed overseas profits, from computer companies like Hewlett-Packard to pharmaceutical producers like Eli Lilly, would be given a one-year holiday to bring those profits back to the United States at a small fraction of normal tax rates.

However, he will be given a one-year ban if he fails a second assessment.

Temarii, a Fifa vice president from Tahiti, was given a one-year ban for breaching rules on confidentiality and loyalty.

Trainer Howard Johnson was given a one-year ban in 2011 for using steroids on three horses.

The crackdown followed news on Sunday that a television journalist had been given a one-year prison sentence and a $130 fine after he was convicted of fabricating a report that some Beijing dumpling makers used cardboard as filler.

A vast majority of workers will be unaffected by the delay, and some of those whose companies are given a one-year reprieve may well be better off buying subsidized insurance on their own.

She was given a one-year suspended jail sentence.