Sentence examples for in semiannual from inspiring English sources

They meet in semiannual supervised events; the first was held Dec. 2.

"The economy's recovery is not firmly established, and we think monetary policy needs to be supportive," Mr. Bernanke said in semiannual testimony to the House Financial Services Committee.

Especially so since current cash flow covers the company's $14 million in semiannual interest payments.

Then, the bill would require at least 60% of the helium to be sold in semiannual auctions.

The transient δ18O analysis discerned large differences in semiannual groundwater inflow, and the overall patterns of low and high groundwater inflow were consistent with an independent water budget.

The TEC data at Xiamen station is in anti-phase with geomagnetic Dst index in semiannual time-scale, but this response only exists during high solar activity.

Twitter and other tech companies are currently allowed to disclose these numbers in ranges of 500, and, although Twitter was allowed last month to reveal it had received two national security letters, the company can only list these letters in its semiannual transparency report in a range of 0 – 499 — an intentionally vague arrangement.

In its semiannual World Economic Outlook report, released in Dubai today, the International Monetary Fund said that while there were good prospects for improvements in the global economy, growth in Europe was being slowed by the rise of the euro against other currencies and by continued economic weakness in Germany.

In addition, the department said in a semiannual report that China promised at two high-level meetings last month to make the renminbi's exchange rate more flexible.

In its semiannual Global Financial Stability Report, which has been released in phases, the fund said that developing medium-term policies to deal with fiscal deficits was the "the most daunting challenge facing governments in the near term".

In his semiannual report, Bernard Groveman, who manages the FMC Select Fund (in which Croesus is an investor), says that financial firms "will continue to deleverage for the foreseeable future … more than likely shedding assets and raising capital until their leverage levels decline well into the teens".