Sentence examples for annum level from inspiring English sources

But here's another way to look at it: total new housing output in London has been at around the 25,000 per annum level in recent years.

By October 24, the Flames will have had to decide whether to keep Monahan beyond the first nine games and allow his 3-year, $925,000 per annum entry-level contract to kick in, or send him back to Ottawa to spend a year or two improving in the minors with the OHL's Ottawa 67s.

Tolls for the next 10 years raised an average of £7006 per annum, indicating healthy traffic levels.

As an example, the Fottrell Report on the future of medical education in Ireland recommends an increase in the intake of students from a level of 395 per annum with 62% non-EU students in 2003, to 725 per annum with a projected 25% of places targeted for non-EU intake [ 3].

The proposals are intended to avoid the closure of the pension schemes and maintain British Airways' contributions at the current level of £330m per annum".

Hey Dave, he said via the Lords the other day, has the government "made any assessment of whether £675,000 per annum is the appropriate remuneration package level for the director general of the BBC"?

Based on the results of WO-SC, the speed of convergence at the country level is 3.4%% per annum which reduced to 1.5%% (more than half) after incorporating structural change.

The per capita pure alcohol consumption of Korea adults of 15 years or older amounted to 19.9 l per annum, which stands at significantly higher level than worldwide average (6.1 l) and Western Pacific region's average (6.2 l) [ 39].

If only one treatment was effective this would provide 90% power to detect a 25% relative reduction in a four year event rate of 28% (8% per annum) as significant at the 5% level.

The town experienced its greatest levels of population growth between 1964 and 1969 with an average inward migration level of 1,900 persons per annum.

The 43% increase needed from 2009 to 2010 steadily decreases over the period to stabilize at a level of around 6% per annum by 2020.