Sentence examples for to elapse before from inspiring English sources

The amendment itself permits seven years to elapse before it dies, if unratified".

Chief Williamson allowed three weeks to elapse before admitting that Ramirez had been working with the police.

And why has the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) allowed 18 months to elapse before a radical shakeup of the sector?

Absent such a clause, Mr. Minniti said, the courts normally allow a "reasonable" time to elapse before requiring penalties to be paid to the seller so long as the delay was beyond the buyer's control.

In the more than two hours that were allowed to elapse before he resumed his killing spree, Cho took the time to post a macabre video manifesto to the NBC network in New York.

That was the maximum amount of time that Mike D'Antoni wanted to elapse before the ball was shot here, creating the system in which Steve Nash dished, Stoudemire dunked and fans cheered.

In fact, a simple time projection of the results in the first eight years suggests that ten to twelve years elapse before the ROI of ventures equals that of mature businesses.

You can also set an amount of time to elapse after your death before Perpetu starts following your instructions.

Unfortunately, 8 to 10 months may elapse before the first symptoms of hoarseness appear and a diagnosis is made.

The newly metamorphosed salamander is usually very small, and up to several years may elapse before it is sexually mature.

For example, in the World Food Survey made by FAO, mention is made of fish as a substitute for meat and emphasis is laid on the fact that there is a great shortage of animal protein and that seven to ten years may elapse before the herds in Europe attain their prewar numbers.