Sentence examples for support two years from inspiring English sources

In comparison, our own facility recently received $5.1m from Genome Canada to support two years of operations.

As he had given staunch support two years before to the election of Margaret Thatcher, the prime minister was one of his greatest admirers.

Minecraft and Football Manager Handheld aside, successful paid games (or at least, paid games successful enough to support two years of development plus scope for future updates) are thin on the ground.

But several veterans of the budget wars of the mid-1990's noted that there were major differences between the Republican plans for Medicare in 1995 and the one that ultimately passed with bipartisan support two years later.

His CAB adviser Lisa Garnett initially suggested he apply for a debt relief order – a form of bankruptcy designed for those with debts of less than £15,000 which costs just £90 – but an overpayment of income support two years ago (which is now being clawed back by the government) has taken him over the limit, and he cannot afford the £525-plus court fees needed to apply for normal bankruptcy.

"She has the problem of not being sure of the level of her support three years from now.

Many EU countries would support seven years, which would match the time period other western countries were able to keep eastern Europeans out of their labour markets.

Carnegie Hall is on Mr. Vilar's gift list for $5.6 million, some to restore the Seventh Avenue facade, some to support five years of Vienna Philharmonic visits.

Bill Carrick, Gephardt's campaign manager in 1988 and a media consultant for him now, recalls seeking Dean's support fifteen years ago, during a visit to Vermont.

The results are notable: the Tarrant district says its customers have saved 72.3 billion gallons since 2007, which would support five years of population growth.

And it is worth recalling that at the time of America's 1928 election, Prohibition enjoyed solid support; four years later the mood had swung to overwhelming rejection.