There would be "a long grace period" to enroll, she said.
The Bloomberg administration supported the legislation, which was championed primarily by Councilman Peter F. Vallone Jr., the chairman of the Public Safety Committee, only after the Council agreed to a long grace period.
In addition, the ozone treaty gave developing countries a decade-long grace period on CFC phaseouts and compensated them for the cost of shifting to safer chemicals.
Since taking office on September 16th he has called for a long grace period on the repayment of loans made to small and medium-sized companies that have been strained by the financial crisis.
The new prime minister, Ehud Barak, was given a long grace period by Arab neighbors, who took him at his word as a hawk turned dove with bold ambitions to end the conflict in the region.
The credit card industry, which clearly wants to make a killing in the Christmas season, used this unnecessarily long grace period to intensify its predations, doubling interest rates on people who pay on time and driving up rates by an industry wide average of about 20percentt.
There's a long grace period before access to your music is permanently disabled, however.
So that you can still get in but not all of the features will work, so that you're given a long grace period to change the batteries".
When a new financial reform bill gets signed into law, it could mean the end of banks being "too big to fail," but the biggest banks are likely to get a long grace period before it hurts their credit score.
Putting aside the vast amounts of outright foreign aid poured into poor countries, the fact is that many loans to these countries are "soft," with long grace periods and low interest rates.
