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Life expectancy for the approximately 143 million females of all races living in the United States has nearly doubled over the past 100 years , yet minority women continue to lag about five years behind white women . Had Blair said that Labour would join when the tests were met , he could have been campaiging for a yes vote for the past five years while waiting for economic convergence . The new law also limits " lifetime " cash assistance to five years per family , requires most welfare recipients to work after two years of cash assistance , and prohibits persons convicted of drug felonies from obtaining cash benefits and food stamps . The trolls will no doubt respond by citing Bush 's subsidy of fuel cell development , ignoring the small details that the US auto industry is decades away from being realistically able to produce hydrogen-powered automobiles and at least five years behind Japan in being able to field the hybrid vehicles that actually are a credible near-term response to gradually declining oil supply . Less than five years down the track they were managing $ 1 billion in funds under management and underwrote the share listing of Quest Communications . The reactor project is , I think , about five years behind schedule , and it is the central part of the Agreed Framework . Where is healthcare going to be two , or three or five years down the road from now ? This is exactly where we are now , five years down the road from 9/11 . The reactors have been laid up for five years while being refurbished at a cost of some C $ 400 million . Finally , and perhaps most important , Congress should require that all regulation be eliminated within , say , five years while ending either the federal or the state role much sooner . Company sales grew 60 percent over the past five years while employing 520 people in Ohio with 425 at the Marietta plant .