Sentence examples for imposed for two years from inspiring English sources

The 75% rate is likely to be imposed for two years only.

The Council speaker, Gifford Miller, noted that the city sales tax increase would be imposed for two years and the income tax surcharge for three.

Most crucially for the Gazans, the blockade imposed for seven years by Israel should gradually be lifted.

The majority result in benefits being stopped for four weeks, although they can in extreme cases be imposed for three years.

The Bush administration angered many United States trading partners last week when it announced tariffs of up to 30percentt on most imported steel, to be imposed for three years.

Sweeping restrictions on the movement of plants within a buffer radius of 10km of the outbreak would be imposed for five years.

If the EC believes China has not altered its trade practices after the full 15-month investigation comes to an end in December, the provisional tariffs could be imposed for five years.

This will be imposed for one year only, he said, adding that he hoped these rich Indians would feel a little of the spirit of Azim Premji, the Wipro founder and philanthropist.

That delayed imposing the rules for two years.

To offset the glut, the Agriculture Department imposed limits on production for two years.

The panel recommended that the president impose tariffs for three years, starting at 55percentt and then declining.