Sentence examples for two years claimed from inspiring English sources

Geoff Hoon, the Labour MP for Ashfield and former defence secretary, already known for claiming back the costs of two televisions in two years, claimed £44.02 for a slow rice cooker and a "health grill" from Comet in January 2009.

Richard Peppiatt, who worked at the Richard Desmond-owned tabloid for two years, claimed he was targeted after he made public his reasons for resigning in March this year.

The country's commercial property is supposed to be revalued by the Valuation Office Agency every five years, but the government controversially delayed the last revaluation by two years, claiming it would create uncertainty among businesses.

Under the heading "corruption" Zen-Ruffinen alleges that Blatter paid the expenses of Viacheslav Koloskov, president of the Russian federation, for two years, claiming he was a member of the executive committee.

In 1976, President Gerald Ford, who had been in Washington for twenty-seven years, claimed, in a debate with Jimmy Carter, that "there is no Soviet domination of Eastern Europe".

Mr. Pastrana, the 46‐year‐old former Ambassador to Wash ington, who is backed by the constitutional coalition that has governed Colombia for the last twelve years, claimed vic tory in an afternoon news conference.

Coe, who will hold an initial term of four years, claimed the reports were a "declaration of war" on his sport.

Haselhurst said: "The £142,119 was a figure the Telegraph arrived by simply extrapolating four years' claims to seven.

Yet this government allows jobseekers to spend up to three years claiming benefits before they get literacy and numeracy training.

Mr Qatada had fought his extradition through the English and European courts for ten years, claiming he had been tortured in Jordan.

He got repaid for some 13,000 of them over six years, claiming the slips marked spending on lab supplies and college events, they said.