Sentence examples similar to two years minus from inspiring English sources

Peter got six years (which means he will serve three years minus the 150 days he has spent in remand) and a five-year extended licence period.

In the first, one person suffers agony for a hundred years; while in the second a million people suffer agony for a hundred years minus a day.

Therefore if we consider the situation from the perspective of the single individuals involved, it would seem that the first person's complaint ('I will suffer for a hundred years') outweighs the complaint of any other single individual ('I will suffer for a hundred years minus a day').

Judge Rodney Grant said Taylor must serve a minimum of three years, minus time spent in custody, before he can be considered for release.

Mr Webster said: "This was more than simply an open forum; this was a time and date for assembly". Sentencing him to four years, minus 96 days spent on remand, Mr Cooke told Counsel: "The violent disorder cost vast sums of money... the terror to the public is incalculable". The court heard Counsel had previous convictions for public order offences and criminal damage going back 10 years.

Kristal Brent Zook has lived in New York City for eleven years, minus nine months.

The 1986 Peach Bowl kicked off five years minus one day since Virginia Tech had last played in Atlanta during the 1981 Peach Bowl.

Moreover, President Obama is in office for another four years (minus 100 days), and, health-allowing, the next president will be Hillary Clinton.

The show, which was part of the annual Brew City music festival Summerfest, marked the start of his first tour in three years, minus two warm-up shows in April.

If half the country, for example, wanted to kidnap and enslave people with noticeably different melanin levels in their skin, it might make some sense for the other half to invade their breakaway state, defeat them utterly, and then let them run the government for the next hundred and fifty years (minus a hypothetical Roosevelt-Truman era where we'd actually win our wars).

Long-term assets are the value of equipment, property and capital assets that are going to be in use for more than one year, minus any depreciation of these assets.