Sentence examples for current three months from inspiring English sources

He also disclosed that he wants some EU citizens to be entitled to benefits only if they have been resident in the UK for at least a year, as opposed to the current three months.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, is examining whether someone could only be deemed "habitually resident", and so entitled to social security benefits, if they have been in the UK for a year, instead of the current three months.

Starting sometime in the fourth quarter of the year, Mr. Uygur will host a show called "The Young Turks" at 7 p.m., serving as the lead-in for "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," the 8 p.m. liberal newscast that had its premiere on Current three months ago.

However, Lammy was quick to defend the plans announced by Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Rachel Reeves yesterday that would prevent jobless EU migrants in Britain from claiming benefits for two years, rather than the current three months.

The WHO is also recommending a faster test for MDR-TB, which gives results within two days - compared with the current three months.

Amazon also warned it would make a loss of between $50m and $350m in the current three month period.

But the analysis stressed that the strong current‐account surplus could well evaporate in the current six months ending Dec. 31, while the recent strong inflow of foreign capital was likely to abate.

Utah will also use part of its welfare fund to enable the International Rescue Committee and Catholic Community Services to provide advice and emergency aid to families for two years, rather than the current six months, which has proved too brief for many dislocated arrivals.

Under the change, those old tickets would be worthless, expiring after a week instead of the current six months for one-way tickets and after three months instead of a year for the popular 10-trip ticket packs.

In their grand-coalition agreement, the two parties made hiring and firing a little easier: new employees will in future have to wait for two years rather than the current six months before their job tenure is secure.

Menendez asked about reports the administration was willing to allow Iran to continue enriching uranium and operating a heavy-water reactor to produce plutonium, as long as its "breakout time" — the time it would take to produce enough material for a nuclear weapon — was extended from its current two months to six to 12 months.