Sentence examples for years of common from inspiring English sources

The following year, Austrians commemorated 1,000 years of common history.

By sanctioning this power, the IPT has upended 250 years of common law that makes clear such warrants are unlawful.

The deal ends more than 80 years of common ownership of the Guardian and the Manchester Evening News.

"And the amount due on a mortgage can easily wipe out five years of common charges if there is no equity in the apartment," Mr. Berkman said.

France and the United States have more than 200 years of common history, and it all started with a love affair, followed by numerous rows and permanent suspicion.

One can sense Rees's anxiety at the lack of primary sources: "the biographer's task is further frustrated by the disappearance of all but four of the 500 letters which passed between Jenkins and St Clair Bayfield over 30 years of common law marriage".

So after 60 years of common-law marriage, it's time to arrange a separation.

Florida's ill-conceived rejection of several hundred years of common-law precedent — the duty to retreat safely rather than to resort to the use of deadly force — has been revealed for its sheer idiocy.

Therefore, while the environment can have significant influences on the American alligator from hatching to death, the measureable contribution of genetics to the morphology and physiology of the organism remains evident, even after 1 year of common rearing conditions.

Its contention is that the use of bulk hacking, "fundamentally undermines 250 years of English common law", arguing that common law "has long rejected general warrants" and "is clear that a warrant must target an identified individual or individuals".

The board also began collecting one or two years' worth of common charges in escrow from buyers with less than stellar credit histories.