Sentence examples for two years upon from inspiring English sources
As an incentive for Microsoft to comply with the terms of the decree, however, the court specifically reserves the right to extend the term of the decree for up to two years upon a finding that Microsoft has engaged in a pattern of willful and systemic violation of the court's decree.
Conventional wisdom has it that Miami, Virginia Tech and Boston College will take their muscle to the Atlantic Coast Conference, leaving their former partners with only a ticking clock, due to stop in two years upon the expiration of the contract with the B.C.S.
It was levied every five years upon trade and business and seems to have become genuinely oppressive.
He has no doubts that the country's future administration will have to depend for some time — people speak of five years — upon the assistance of Western "advisers".
A general election is held at least every three years, upon the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly at the request of the premier.
By H. Wechsler and A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, December 15 , 1934P. 20 A small art store owner announced a show of reproductions of paintings by Vincent van Gogh, dead these forty years, upon which he received promptly a letter from the Argus Press Clipping Bureau addressed to Mr. van Gogh, quoting him a special rate of $38 for 1,000 clippings.
Elections were not held on a regular schedule; they occurred usually every five to six years, upon Emperor's decree.
On July 5 , 1979 Neto issued a decree requiring all citizens to serve in the military for three years upon reaching the age of 18.
At the end of six years, upon the scholar's death, or his removal from the university (whichever the sooner), another scholar was selected.
You're going to, for approximately five to seven years upon first living on your own, have exclusively mismatched dishware and silverware, probably collected from old roommates or the thrift store.
Thus 1st Battalion was reduced to a small cadre, which served for nine years upon its return to Lichfield and other stations in England, before moving to Ireland in 1912.
