Sentence examples for extension of two years from inspiring English sources

Police can apply to the biometrics commissioner to hold a sample for three years, with an extension of two years, if they have the grounds to do so.

A few days before that, homelessness services were given a funding extension of two years, at a cost of $230m to the government.

The contract between Unity Resources Group and the department has been under scrutiny since its cost was reduced from $100m over five years to $51m over three years, with an optional extension of two years.

The DNA profiles of those charged but not convicted of serious sexual or violent offences will, however, be kept for an initial period of three years, with a possible further extension of two years.

The contract is for a guaranteed minimum of five years, with a possible extension of three years at a minimum of $2.8 billion for each of those three years.

That represents an extension of four years compared to the previous contract in Canada, which provided new employees with 70 percent of the full wage scale for six years.

The Act allowed two years for completion of the scheme, and although some progress had been made by April 1761, Kemmett was given an extension of six years at that time.

An extension of one year would push the debate in the opening session of the next Congress; a two-year extension would place it squarely in the 2012 presidential campaign; three years would hand the issue to the next administration.

As part of Hatch-Waxman, new drugs being developed after the law was enacted in 1984 could receive automatic patent extensions of five years.

Groake was jailed for eight years and nine months, while Curtin was given a 10-year sentence with an extension period of three years.

Turtak was given an extended sentence of 20 years, with a custodial sentence of 14 years and an extension peroid of six years.