Sentence examples for practices two years from inspiring English sources

When combining the expected referral rates from the primary and secondary care practices, two years of recruitment will be sufficient to attain the required number (354) of participants.

The government plans to spend $19 billion in incentive payments — up to $44,000 per doctor, and gave practices five years to adopt electronic records before penalties begin.

The Justice Department began investigating Salt Lake City's bid practices five years ago this month, after revelations that the bid committee had given scholarship assistance to the children of members of the International Olympic Committee.

We found ourselves reporting on predatory lending practices three years before the "unforeseeable" financial crisis of 2008.

As Business Insider's Simone Foxman wrote, the report "suggests that the Fed was already... concerned about the effects of inaccurate reporting by banks about their lending practices ten years before the financial crisis.

It outlawed the practice two years later and wrote this antipathy into its Constitution in 1952: "The death penalty shall not exist".

In addition, newly graduated RNs reported a low extent of formulating questions, searching and compiling knowledge, and implementing knowledge into practice two years after graduation [ 8].

"Crushed Egos" begins with a sample of a man saying, "You practiced twenty years?

Blanchard is automatically removed from the sex offenders' register - which is normal practice five years after a caution.

In practice, three years into ministry discussions of the programme, the situation for existing CHWs has not advanced.

President Harry S. Truman started the briefing practice five years after the C.I.A. was set up, saying, "There were so many things I did not know when I became president".