Conference calls are infrequently held, but are sometimes scheduled to discuss extraordinary market events or, as in this case, a controversy surrounding the fund.
The House of Lords has only infrequently held up major legislation passed by the Commons, and the British sovereign almost automatically provides the Royal Assent to any bill passed.
Many of the works are scarce and infrequently held in libraries in print form.
After the club moved out of Klimanis' garage, it had no permanent home, and started being held infrequently, at different members houses.
Most buyers come infrequently to the auction, held three nights a week from July through October.
Mr. Luster subsisted primarily on a trust fund and held jobs infrequently, neighbors and law enforcement officials say.
Ignore Labour's rise – that took 50 years, two world wars, a split in the Liberal party, a disastrous coalition between half of the Liberals and the Tories; and even then the Liberals refused to die and Labour has only infrequently, and fairly precariously, held power since the 1920s.
Elections are held too infrequently (2-6 years) with re-election virtually assured, (House 98%, Senate 99+%) further decreasing chances of responsiveness of Congress and making the actual terms of service in the House of Representatives 4 years and in the Senate 12 years.
Sublime's Command Palette holds infrequently used functionality, like sorting, changing the syntax and changing the indentation settings accessible with just a few keystrokes.
The Antonine emperors, like the Julio-Claudians, held the office infrequently.
In an effort to put as much care and detailed effort into their highly conceptual parties, the events will no longer be held monthly, but infrequently according to the time required to curate the optimal experience.
