Sentence examples for annually changes from inspiring English sources
When ministers yak on about handsome vacancy rates in every corner of the country they mistake the standard turnover – whereby around a third of the workforce annually changes jobs – for some great imaginary employment gap which the feckless and lazy stubbornly refuse to fill.
Among other changes, he said the government had abolished the Internal Security Act, which allowed for indefinite detention without trial, amended a law to allow university students to join political parties and removed the need for newspapers to obtain printing licenses annually — changes that critics argue fail to go far enough to protect civil liberties.
The database includes a dynamic pool of practices and annually changes in composition (14).
(iv) Except for emergency situations, announce annually any changes to the operating hours, dates, and use levels.
This paper describes the LUCAS model development for the GDS, which annually tracks changes in four vegetation communities (Atlantic white cedar, cypress-gum, maple-gum and pond pine) and their corresponding C stocks.
One idea put forward by Assemblyman Jim Frazier (D-Oakley) would increase money for transportation projects by $8 billion annually through changes that include a 22.5-cents-a-gallon excise tax increase.
Like others in the mobile payment space SumUp is banking on the growing uptake of smartphones — currently 32% penetration in Europe overall — and the increasing reliance on card transactions — they're growing by 18% annually — to change that.
An update shall be prepared annually explaining any changes in the analysis under paragraph (1) and resulting changes in the guidelines pursuant to paragraph (2).
Islamic scholars said, in response, that delaying her Hajj for a summer trip would have meant a wait of at least a decade, as the date of the annual pilgrimage is guided by the lunar year and changes annually.
The presidency of ECOSOC changes annually.
The combination changes annually on October 1st.
