Sentence examples for years to proceed from inspiring English sources

The IOC for its part will instruct the Lausanne Anti-Doping Laboratory, where the Sochi samples are stored for 10 years, to proceed in cooperation with Wada with their analysis in the most sophisticated and efficient way possible.

When market prices go up again, so that mine development is justified, most projects would need at least five years to proceed to production.

During my 18 months as a mental health counselor practicum student at Rikers, I met several mentally ill people who had lingered at the jail for years, waiting to proceed to trial.

Judge Winfield noted that the sale had been going on at a time when Grand Union was running out of cash and time in its third bankruptcy in five years".They had to proceed in a way that was most likely to succeed and the bulk bid of C & S was the solution," she said.

Ministers have spent the best part of two years discussing how to proceed, but have yet to reach agreement.

But if not, due to the resources needed for the city's planned Thames Tideway Tunnel, the project will have to wait another 10 years for construction to proceed.

After two negative consecutive smears, one year apart, screening is to proceed every three years to age 69.

The logjam also results in the dismissal of thousands of cases each year that fail to proceed to trial quickly enough.

"This work will support decisions later in the year on whether to proceed with the GoCo option and whether to launch a competition for the private sector management company to run the organisation.

Within two years of an order to proceed from the MTA, Transit Wireless must install cell phone and wireless Internet service at six stations; secure at least one major cell phone carrier for the stations and demonstrate the effectiveness of the system.

Not because it isn't safe and effective -- it is in common use in Europe and much of the English-speaking world -- but because the FDA has become so immobilized by a stupefying bureaucracy and by what one former FDA scientist calls a "fanatically risk-adverse" attitude toward decision-making that on average it takes an astonishing 14.2 years for a drug to proceed from discovery to FDA approval.