Sentence examples for a six yearly from inspiring English sources

Rates of resistance have remained unchanged compared with that of 2006, the last year of a six yearly sequential measurement [ 39].

Before a five yearly party congress late next year, Mr Hu also wants to install loyalists in key posts in the provinces.

In 566 bc Peisistratus reorganized the Panathenaic Games in honour of Athena on a four yearly basis.

This has worked in Manchester: since 2012 the combined authority there has been able to keep some tax revenues after investing in the transport network.But the main task will be to persuade politicians who work within a five yearly cycle to start planning for future generations.

But while they try to persuade pro-status quo Catholics to cross the political divide, unionists will resist setting in train what could, under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement, become a rolling process of border polls to be held on a seven yearly basis.

The wards elect in thirds on a four yearly cycle.

All wards within Manchester elect in thirds on a four yearly cycle.

"The government's exact budget is unclear," said Shaban, but he and others have estimated that Hamas brought in half a billion yearly in taxing the tunnels.

Because the sensitivity of cytology at the currently recommended screening interval in the European Union (three years) was similar to the sensitivity of HPV testing at five years, our results suggest that a five yearly screening interval for HPV negative women is an alternative to a three yearly screening interval for cytology negative women in those aged more than 30.

This practice of implementing strategic plans through multiple, short term projects together with a four yearly electoral time scale, means that Dutch public administrative bodies have long term responsibilities, but exercise a shorter term temporal focus in practice.

These women were randomly selected from the Medicare Australia database in 1996, and have been followed up by mail surveys occurring on a three yearly staggered cycle by age cohort.