Sentence examples for by two years from from inspiring English sources

The bill requires that the provision be put into effect by two years from now.

In a bid to cut costs the ECO scheme's deadline for the big six is likely to be put back by two years from the current final deadline of spring 2015.

A stimulus package consisting of a payroll-tax cut, investment tax credit and enhanced unemployment insurance expires then, as do George W. Bush's tax cuts (which have already been extended by two years from their original end-date of 2010).

With average unemployment stuck around 10 percent in the European Union, French workers recently gave an excellent example of traditional working-class fury, protesting the conservative government's plan to increase the retirement age by two years, from 60 to 62.

First, it increased effective compulsory schooling age for all students by two years, from 14 to 16.

The Eurozone (namely Germany -- Europe's largest economy and the biggest contributor to the EU bailout funds) has agreed to extend the loan repayment deadline by two years (from 2014 to 2016).

From 2008 to 2012, the median age for men entering into civil partnerships fell from 40.3 to 38, while for women it fell by three years from 38.9 to 35.9.

He also wants to lower the qualifying age by which homegrown players must have trained in England by three years, from 21 to 18.

Mr. Gore has proposed a plan to extend Medicare's solvency by five years, from 2025 to 2030, by placing the anticipated $400 billion, 10-year Medicare surplus in a secure fund that could be used to reduce the federal debt.

The court then decided that the mitigating factors outweighed the aggravating factors, reducing the minimum term by five years from the starting point and ending up with a 10-year term.

The cost will be met in part by extending the freeze on the Inheritance Tax threshold at £325,000, or up to £650,000 for couples, by three years from 2015-16.