Examples of using Two and a half years in English and their translations into Finnish
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I would personally argue for 30 months, because I believe that two and a half years should be enough time to prove the safety of a product that has been sold to consumers for years. .
Two and a half years on and with the terrible disaster in Canada fresh in our minds, little has improved in practice.
During the past two and a half years Finnish men's team has won 2011 IBSA World Games,
When you intercepted that child, Mr. Sullivan.-Roz?-Roz? Two and a half years of undercover work were almost wasted.
During the last two and a half years, the European Union has taken important
Here at age two and a half years, he thinks he can protect his two
to which he shall report every two and a half years on the activity of the consultative commission concerned.
Two and a half years of undercover work Roz?! when you intercepted that child, Mr. Sullivan. were almost wasted.
The process may take a period lasting from one to two and a half years, and sometimes more.
Two and a half years have passed and Commissioner Nielson still has not managed to visit this country
Their members shall beelected during the frst pafi-sessionfollowing the re-electionof Parliament and again two and a half years thereafter.
there is still two and a half years to go before the opening of the Central Library.
it would been two and a half years.
Here we have young people- who organised themselves via social networks like Facebook- arrested and sentenced to up to two and a half years imprisonment because they peacefully demonstrated under the slogan'drug abuse.
we have dedicated two and a half years of work on an important
Two and a half years of intensive work on this document have led to the achievement of a compromise,
the entire House a successful two and a half years.
I am sure she will be just as successful in her work in the second part of the legislature as she was during the first two and a half years.
we do not have to wait two and a half years to be clear about the situation.
As the representative of the pensioners that I have had the chance to meet over these two and a half years, I should also like to launch a new slogan here today:'Pensioners of the world, unite!