Sentence examples for biannual reporting from inspiring English sources

Such "new capability orders" would subsequently be subject to the same biannual reporting requirements after the two-year period expires.

By way of comparison, Wisconsin requires biannual reporting of all expenditures on lobbying activities including: payments to contract lobbyists; compensation and fringe benefits paid to in-house lobbyists; travel and living expenses; and purchases of research, printing, advertising and other services.

Ms. Sinzdak said the biannual report was based mostly on statistics from 2002.

The group also chided the government for not reporting H.I.V. statistics to the United Nations for inclusion in its biannual report.

Next month the Paris-based think tank, the OECD, will publish its biannual report on the French economy.

The latest biannual report to Congress by the Pentagon acknowledged that recruiting women "will remain a serious challenge".

A total of 60 media workers were killed in the first half of 2015, according to the biannual report by the International News Safety Institute (INSI).

WORLD fish production hit 143.6m tonnes in 2006, the highest since records began in 1950, according to a new biannual report from the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation.

Pre-EU referendum jitters have caused a slump in the number of shops opening their doors, according to a biannual report monitoring vacancy rates on the UK high street.

"The challenge with Eddie is that you have to put his brand on the right tin can," said the consultant James Ulmer, who compiles the biannual report "The Ulmer Scale," which rates the global bankability of actors.

At the end of April, the National Science Foundation released its biannual report on the state of science and to no one's surprise, public understanding and attitudes have been found wanting.