Sentence examples for two years notes from inspiring English sources

And most individual policies people can find on their own, if they can find them at all, do not cover childbirth — except with the purchase of a special rider that in some states may require a wait of up to two years, notes Marcia D. Greenberger, co-president of the National Women's Law Center, an advocacy organization based in Washington.

Wilson, a proponent of stronger head-shot rules for two years, notes that there has been growing acknowledgment of his position among the general managers — who, he says, "continue to review and discuss things as we go forward in the process".

The following coaches are a chronology of Oregon track and field head coaches that served for terms greater than two years: Notes: Also coached on the US Olympic Team Only coached the women's track and field and cross country team Member of the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame The track and field program over the years has created dozens of NCAA individual champions and hundreds of All Americans.

One clerk who has worked in State Supreme Court in Manhattan for two years noted at least one advantage to the new rule.

By 2009, American officials were increasing the pressure on their Kazakh partners to finish sealing the tunnels within two years, noting uncertainty about how long the three countries would successfully cooperate, one cable says.

"In the House, you have to face the voters every two years," noted Lori Wallach, Director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group.

The cost per beneficiary for Medicare has remained flat for two years, noted Robert Reischauer, the former director of the Congressional Budget Office who serves as the system's other public trustee.

Cemal Tezean, who has been selling fruit on the corner of Third Avenue and 84th Street for three years, notes an annoying connection between market drops and the price of cherries, grapes and plums.

Gary Samore, who was Barack Obama's senior adviser on arms control for four years, notes three big remaining obstacles: agreeing on the extent of Iran's capacity to enrich uranium and the kind of research it can do; the length of time an agreement would cover; and the way in which sanctions are unwound.The gap between Western and Iranian negotiators on all three is wide.

Both kinds of catastrophes seem to occur on a cycle of about 30 million years, notes Michael Rampino, a geoscientist at New York University in New York City.

Steven Green was exultant, bouncing on his Army cot shouting, "That was awesome!" Barrouquere, who has followed the case for three years, notes that Green seemed at first to be high then to come down hard.