Sentence examples for years set out from inspiring English sources

The ESA cut is one of a series of planned reductions in benefits for future years set out by George Osborne before he was removed as chancellor by May in June.

Mr Sorkin explains what Barry Silbert, chief executive, had in mind when he started SecondMarket: Mr. Silbert, who looks even younger than his 35 years, set out in 2004 to create a market for secondary shares, allowing private companies that are often too small to go public to have their employees and investors sell their shares on an exchange.

Mr. Silbert, who looks even younger than his 35 years, set out in 2004 to create a market for secondary shares, allowing employees and investors of private companies that are often too small to go public to sell their shares on an exchange.

Tuvia Grossman, 20, a Chicagoan who has been studying at a yeshiva in Jerusalem for two years, set out from school with two American friends on the High Holy Day of Rosh Hashana last week to pray at the Western Wall in the Old City.

"GenieBelt is not the only one seeing an opportunity to do something here — several startups have in the last couple of years set out to help construction improve using better SaaS technology, user-friendly UX, cheaper pricing, mobile, etc., so now we are seeing the emergence of 'ConTech' as a tech sector," adds Nyengaard.

At next year's AG Ms,shareholders will cast binding votes on pay reports that every three years set out how bosses will be paid.

At the opening of the story we see him, a widower of five years, setting out from his big old silent house for one of his solitary walks.

Dee, who had been out of political favor and in prison for several years, sets out to unravel an elaborate conspiracy involving all manner of treachery, hidden agendas, shadowy assassins and an occasional talking animal.

An amendment from George Eustice, a new but influential MP who used to work for Cameron, calls on the coalition to publish a white paper in the next two years setting out which powers ministers would repatriate from Brussels.

The EU has been trying to end roaming charges for what feels like forever several years — setting out its intention to end the fees in a 2013 reform plan (called the Telecoms Single Market initiative), with the aim of boosting the region's global competitiveness and fostering digital jobs by reducing market fragmentation.

The NHS Plan later that year set out a plethora of targets to bring this about, of which the most salient was a commitment to shorten waiting times.